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Re: Souped up machine overclockable?

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From: William Loehman
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1999 00:00
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Try raise the voltage from 2.2 to 2.3 then 2.4.  This may work. Make
sure you have adequate cooling, raising the voltage produces more heat.

Willi
goldens@frii.com

EddNog wrote:
> 
> I can't seem to overclock my system properly.  If anyone else has had
> problems overclocking their system and have similiar components, please tell
> me what you did and what component it is.  This is my rig:
> 
> PC Power & Cooling Personal Midtower Case w/ATX Power Supply
> Asus P5A w/out Integrated Audio (BIOS ROM revision 1005)
> AMD K6-2/300@3.0x100
> PNY 64MB PC100 CAS3 8NS SDRAM DIMM (DIMM Slot 0)
> Western Digital 6.4GB U/DMA U/ATA EIDE hard drive [AC36400]
> Kenwood 40x40 ATAPI EIDE CD-ROM reader [UCR-401, ROM revision 106B]
> Pioneer 32X Slot-Loading SCSI-2 CD-ROM reader [DR-U06S] (ID #2)
> Iomega Zip Insider 100 ATAPI IDE Zip drive
> Plain old Mitsumi 1.44" floppy drive (on Floppy Channel)
> Adaptec AHA-2930B Retail PCI SCSI adapter
> Creative Labs Sound Blaster Live! Retail PCI sound adapter
> Creative Labs 3D Blaster Voodoo2 12MB PCI graphics accelerator adapter
> Matrox Millennium G200 8MB AGP video accelerator adapter [ROM revision 1.6]
> Matrox Rainbow Runner G-Series PCI TV-Tuner add-in adapter
> Logitech MouseMan+ bus mouse (on PS/2 Bus Mouse Port)
> Plain old Mitsumi 104-key keyboard (on PS/2 Bus Keyboard Port)
> ADI MicroScan 6P 19" monitor w/unpowered USB hub
> Canon BJC-5000 color thermal inkjet printer (on LPT1)
> 3Com U.S.Robotics 56K v.90 external analogue modem (on COM1)
> Microsoft Precision Pro digital USB joystick (on MicroScan USB Hub)
> Microsoft Freestyle Pro digital USB gamepad (on MicroScan USB Hub)
> Umax Astra 1220S color flatbed SCSI scanner (ID #5 on Adaptec 2930)
> 
> I'm trying to raise the multiplier to 3.5, but it won't boot; not even POST.
> It's working just fine as it is now, but I'd really like to use it at 350.
> Raising the bus rate does not yield happy results.
> 
> -Ed (eddnog@mindspring.com)
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From: William Loehman <goldens@frii.com>
Subject: Re: Souped up machine overclockable?
Date: 1999/01/28
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