how do i overclock a mad duron 800mhz?

mosherben · Post by **mosherben** » Wed Sep 14, 2005 5:06 am

After some searching I managed to find the manual.
http://www.fujitsu-siemens.co.uk/rl/ser ... SI6340.PDF

Page 34: How to enter setup

Page 61: Pretty sure this is what you are looking for. If there are numbers such as 4.5,5,5.5 etc then this is it. Reading the manual, you are looking for 10 or 9.5 if I understood it correctly.

Post by **weedguru_animal** » Wed Sep 14, 2005 5:19 am

so i can do this job by simply finding a jumper and moving it over different pins??
i will lok at manual and look again for these pins and jumper,
so one th circuit boiard itself, i t iwll be like '4,4.5,5,5.5, ' something like that???
thankd fo ryou rcontued help mosher
its appreciefd
animl

Post by **weedguru_animal** » Wed Sep 14, 2005 5:31 am

unfortunately tho i dont think is for my bios, i have ami bios im sure which ipress f to get into, the bios that talks about isnt what i have, but thanks neway!!!
or maybe i going wrong esomehwerer?
animal

mosherben · Post by **mosherben** » Wed Sep 14, 2005 6:37 am

animal, that's true all you have to do is find the correct jumper and change it.

try turning on your computer and pressing del, to access the bios. It should be simular to the BIOS mentioned in the manual if anything. Looks like the board doesnt have a multiplier jumper so its time to look at the BIOS if it came be done.

If you see anything along the lines of multiplier then thats what you have to change.

Post by **weedguru_animal** » Wed Sep 14, 2005 9:03 am

i got ami bios and it doesnt have option for multiplier?can i upgarde my bios somehow to give me a versio which will let me make more use of the procesor??
or is there a program which does it for you from windows???
animal

mosherben · Post by **mosherben** » Wed Sep 14, 2005 10:04 am

http://www.micro2000.com/cgi-bin/yabb2/ ... 1060614771

That link explains the manual that I found why it is an Award BIOS.

Go back to the post where the link to the manual is. To access the BIOS you need to press DEL as soon as you turn on your computer. The DEL key is found near the Enter button. Page 8 of the manual says the speed is controlled in the BIOS. You go to Frequancy/Voltage Control at the bottom left. Press Enter to access it. Choose CPU Host/PCI/Spread Spec and press page up to shift between the different values. Once you've found 10x then press ESC so you are back to the main menu. Press F10 to save and then exit the BIOS. If all goes well then you should have changed your CPU speed.

Another way to improve performance is to get a memory program that frees up any unused memory. This one I use and it's pretty good. http://www.pcworld.com/downloads/file_d ... 604,00.asp.

Post by **weedguru_animal** » Wed Sep 14, 2005 10:12 am

i have different bios and sure it ami bios as there an amibios chip on mothernaord/. also i press f2 to acces my bios, and i havebeen trhough over and again and the only options which i can change are these really>>

dram frequency- 100mhz (can change to 1333mhz)

onchip vga frame buffer size 8mb (can change to 16 or 32)

pci latency timer- 64 (can be 32 or 248)

there are lots of other parts but they are shaded so i cant get to them in bios.

i will try pressing delete but i know its f2, maybe there another bios this awar bios you saying??
animal

mosherben · Post by **mosherben** » Wed Sep 14, 2005 11:10 am

All my searches just result in the same bios being mentioned: Award BIOS.

Was this comp built by someone or from a computer company?

Can you download CPU-Z? It is a program that displays your system information. http://www.cpuid.org/download/cpu-z-130.zip. Go unzip the files and run cpuz.exe.

What does it say under Clocks in the CPU tab? Next, click on the motherboards tab, and post everything under BIOS.

Post by **weedguru_animal** » Wed Sep 14, 2005 1:55 pm

amd duron
codename spitfire

clocks:
core speed 801/8mhz
multiplier X 8
fsb 100.2mhz

bus speed 200.5mhz

thats what it says under clocks and as for the bios it is-

american megatrends inc.
v3.1
02/12/2001

some other info here i got
chipset- VIA KT133

mosherben · Post by **mosherben** » Wed Sep 14, 2005 5:26 pm

Ok so I had a look for versions of BIOS's by American Megatrends, which turns out to be AMI.

If there is an entry for "Chipset", then you would go to "CPU configuration" and you should be able to either set the speed of the CPU there, or change the multiplier. Change it to 10 if you can otherwise 9.5.

If there isn't an entry then it's time to actually determine the exact motherboard you have. http://www.ami.com/support/mbid.cfm, you would need to get AMIMID. The results will be saved in the file "Results.txt" so you should copy and paste that.

Slowly getting there..

Post by **weedguru_animal** » Thu Sep 15, 2005 12:20 am

that program didnt and wouldnt download proerpyl ben!!!i tried a couple of times to no avaial.

i did download a program called rm clock though and it give me these interesting options>>

half bus discconcet clock division select
divide by 8(tho can choose up to 52)

stop grant discconect clock divisor select
divide by 512(can go far as

Fll Ramp- 4095(canbe noved up and down)

Ramp delays(clock change timings)
2/16 4/16 8/16 8/16 16/16

x- optiob to enable stop grant apic bus discconect

amd k7 family
codename spitfire
revision a2

sp can i sue ths program to get the fucker on overtime???
animal

Post by **weedguru_animal** » Thu Sep 15, 2005 12:30 am

also i thought we establishe dthat my motherboard was a MS-6340 VER:1, A MSI Motherbaortd i think and als the same as a kxxcxc or something i doing research too but just not as guided as you ben!

tho we need more inof about mtherbaord??could that clcok settings program i got not help???

i look for other version of that program to help me know excatkly whiuch motherbaord i have and i paste here when i get it
cheers
animal

tweedle · Post by **tweedle** » Thu Sep 15, 2005 12:34 am

You can pick up 512mb of ram these days for £35. Might aswell do that

Post by **weedguru_animal** » Thu Sep 15, 2005 12:44 am

hey tweeedle, youre a defeatist mate, and i unfortunately, am like a dog, digging madly in a backyard the size of footbal pitch , in search of the big bone, thats buried somewhere, i can smell it...
but where would the fun be if i simply bought more ram, and eft the porcessor running in lazy mode?when we all know it can do mnore???besides these solid points, i cant afford to spend 35 pounds on ram, i just wanted to do the overcolcing cos its free and would make my pc faster., you get it twiddle???so any advice regarding the matter in hand would be great, but if you have already suggested getting ram instead, before, then why suggest again, when it must seem obvious that I(or we maybe with mosherben in tow, making this investigation tivck like clockwork), or the team is determined to reach its goal of 10000mhz for this little duron lightweight...
have acool day people
i be back to check for more hintds and tips later.
ps ben i couldnt get the ami check thing cos maceffe killed it every time it downloaded, saying it contacoined a trojan, so no chance for that one.

tweedle · Post by **tweedle** » Thu Sep 15, 2005 12:52 am

I never suggested it before and £35 is alot less than the money you are going to have to spend on a new pc cause you obviously seem to not know what your doing and could end up breaking it. It was just a suggestion, someone needs to calm down and read before they respond

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