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Overclocking: The Complete Documentation

• This category contains 8 Papers
• The last paper was added on 2007-03-26 (YYYY-MM-DD)

Athlon Dual Core: Overclocking the 4200+

Published on 2005-06-23, by Wesley Fink, ©AnandTech, Inc..

The official introduction of the Dual-Core or X2 Athlon 64 happened at Computex the first of this month. As you saw on AnandTech in AMD's Athlon 64 X2 4800+ & 4200+ Dual Core Performance Preview the performance of the AMD Dual-Core desktop was stellar. The pricing, however, was a little hard to swallow with the range from just over $500 for the lowest-priced 4200+ to around $1000 for the top-line 4800+.

CPU Overclocking Guide

Published on 2005-10-04, by Doors4ever, ©X-bit labs.

Have you always wanted to see what your processor is capable of but feared to do something wrong? Today there is an illustrated guide that will take you through the entire process, step by step. With our new guide CPU overclocking will be as easy as ABC!

Intel Dothan Overclocking, going for 100% OC on Dry Ice

Published on 2005-06-29, by Jort, ©Madshrimps.

Today we go for a 100% overclock with a 1.6Ghz Pentium M Dothan CPU, using Dry Ice to cool the CPU this might be possible. To make things more interesting we also push an ATI X800 to its limit running it at -52°C.

Investigations into Socket 939 Athlon 64 Overclocking

Published on 2005-10-03, by Jarred Walton, ©AnandTech, Inc.

This article is an in-depth look at overclocking. We'll cover how to do it, what sort of performance you can achieve, problems and potential solutions, etc. Overclocking can be frustrating, rewarding, fun, and dangerous. We don't mean burn the house down dangerous, but you could certainly end up ruining some or all of your computer components. We take no responsibility for any difficulties or losses you may experience by using the information in this article, and we certainly take no responsibility for any damage that may occur to any person, place, or object. The manufacturers of the parts that we are using are also not accountable for any loss/damage that may occur - most companies void your warranty for overclocking. It's a risk, and it's your risk - proceed with caution. Finally, overclocking is never a "guaranteed result". You may or may not match the results that we achieve. We'll be happy to offer suggestions if you need them, as will many of our forum members. Patience and research are part of overclocking as well, so please understand that you may have to do some work on your own. If you can accept those warnings, we hope that you enjoy this article.

Overclocking the AMD Athlon X2 3800+ Processor

Published on 2005-09-02, by Rich Caporali, ©LegitReviews.com.

A few weeks ago Legit Reviews brought you the premier of AMD's newest processor, the Athlon 64 X2 3800+. While many appreciate the dual core performance at a budget price, we didn't have much time to really put Manchester core to the test for our overclocking readers. Today, Legit Reviews takes a closer look at the dual core 3800+ in an overclocking environment. While the majority of users will appreciate the benefits of dual core for ~$374, the enthusiasts among us are looking to squeeze ever last bit of performance out of this processor. If you are interested in overclocking the AMD Athlon 64 X2 3800+ keep on reading!

Overclocking the CPU, Motherboard & Memory

Published on 2005-06-15, by Mike Dowler, ©www.pcstats.com.

The term overclocking is thrown around a lot, for better or worse. If you're one of the many who has never overclocked, this guide will explain what it is and how to do it to the computers' processor, motherboard and memory.

Overclocking the GeForce 7800 GTX

Published on 2005-06-26, by Brandon Sandman Bell, ©FS Media, Inc..

Thanks to a stellar launch earlier this week, NVIDIA’s GeForce 7800 GTX is poised to take the high-end 3D graphics market by storm. For the first time that we can recall, retail cards were (and still are) available online at the manufacturer’s suggested retail price of $599.99. And of course, the GeForce 7800 GTX is no slouch when it comes to performance. Even at stock frequencies, the 7800 GTX easily outperformed its predecessors in our GeForce 7800 GTX Performance Preview article, despite the fact that the board’s new clocks are only an incremental improvement over the GeForce 6800 Ultra.

Overclocking the Videocard

Published on 2005-06-15, by Mike Dowler, ©www.pcstats.com.

It's possible to overclock a videocard just as you might a processor, for quicker speeds and better gaming. In this guide we will explain how to do just that, step by step.