Overclocking
This is a discussion about Overclocking in the Windows Hardware category; My friends and I enjoy building PC's out of leftover parts and older parts of computers and overclocking them to a usable speed and just plain messing around with parts we dont need anymore. My question is: we ran across a free Intel 845GV mobo and in the BIOS there is no options for clock frequency or core voltage ...
My friends and I enjoy building PC's out of leftover parts and older parts of computers and overclocking them to a usable speed and just plain messing around with parts we dont need anymore.
My question is: we ran across a free Intel 845GV mobo and in the BIOS there is no options for clock frequency or core voltage or anything. I am wondering if there is anyway to unlock the mobo for overclocking, similar to the Coolbits registry hack for video card overclocking? Post anything you know about it! Thanks!
My question is: we ran across a free Intel 845GV mobo and in the BIOS there is no options for clock frequency or core voltage or anything. I am wondering if there is anyway to unlock the mobo for overclocking, similar to the Coolbits registry hack for video card overclocking? Post anything you know about it! Thanks!
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Mar 16
Mar 16
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Intel only makes one board that can be OC'ed, and they just started making it, your board, as with ALL older Intel boards, can't be OC'ed.
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kk thanks. just a crappy old board anyway, not even an agp slot! we just had an old geforce mx4000 to toss in there, they oc pretty well for a crappy pci card. thanks again
