overclocking my old crapy computer????

Willz

Willz

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specs of my old crappy computer

1.2ghz celeron s (256kb l2 catch) (q-tec AMD noisless cooler 3000+, socket a/370, yes it does work with my celeron)
384mb sd ram
intel 810 motherboard
256mb ge froce fx 5200 pci

ok well as i have pointed out, i do not have stock cooling on the celeron-s, i want to know if its possible of overclocking my celeron-s to at least 1.6ghz or maybe 2ghz?

what application should i use to overclock it as there is no options in the bios to overclock anything.
 
Ok I'm not sure but there is probably a jumper on your motherboard named "Config". If you find it change it from pins 1-2 to 2-3.
 
willhub said:
can anyone find a manual for a INTEL 810E REV.A3 (LOMITA REV.D) motherboard
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Have you tried their site.
Because i have ASRock i go to their sit :good: e.
 
looked for hours and i cant find one.

so what exatly would changing this config jumper on my mobo do?
 
i couldnt find a manual but i think that is just your chipset not your mobo, i dont think that there is any software based CPU overclocking programs but your BIOS might have hidden features,eg- on my old HP 513a i pressed F1 to go into BIOS and F10 to access the hidden features such as multiplier settings!
 
no it didnt, i actually searched on the net for about 4 hours or so just to find what mobo was in it!
 
you could get third party overclocking utilities since some older computers have a blocked off bios, these programs will dynamically overclock to your wanted speed at startup everytime you boot, thats how i got my old 1ghz p3 presario to 1.06, after that it went unstable haha

oh yeah, im bada*s
 
also dont forget to tell me what program it is, but i also have one more question, i downloaded rivia tuner to overclock my fx5200 on my old crappy computer, but i am using the windows grapics drivers that get installed by service pack 2 or, and when i want to enable overclock it restarts the computer, and when i get back on, it wants to restart the computer again, to overclock my graphics card do i have to use propor nvida drivers?
 
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