how to unlock P4 3.0GHZ(775) multiplier

devsus

hello folks,
can anybody suggest that, how i can unlock intel pentium 4 530J (775) CPU multiplier (default is 15).i want to set it at 16 or greater. currently i am using ASUS P5AD2-E-PREMIUM mobo , corsair twin2x-512-5400 ram modules.

flexmaster · 07-22-2005, 08:00 | posts: 1,149 | Location: Arizona

Is it an HP or DELL etc. manufacturer PC or costum made?

Xaser04 · 07-23-2005, 20:23 | posts: 2,866 | Location: Southwest England

Is unlocking the multiplier on any intel chip possible as I know they hard lock all of their processors.

G L · 07-23-2005, 20:30 | posts: 10,261 | Location: San Ramon, California

Nope... stock and 14x, that's it.... and the latter is just some sort of safe mode feature.

TheGamer · 07-29-2005, 04:48 | posts: 1,498 | Location: India

if you are thinking about oc'ing then you can't oc a HT processor.....i have the same problem with my 775 2.8.....only way you can oc is through clockgen....but personally i don't find it very reliable......

G L · 07-29-2005, 06:00 | posts: 10,261 | Location: San Ramon, California

Uh... what? Lots of people OC 775 processors. Apparently the mobos that came out at launch couldn't OC too well, but that's about the extent of any problem I've heard.

perera · 07-29-2005, 06:30 | posts: 71 | Location: Brazil

myselft i didnt find a way to unlock mutipliers, but u can overclock it through fsb...

Killerz_4_Hire · 07-30-2005, 00:24 | posts: 147 | Location: San Jose, California

Quote:

Originally posted by perera
myselft i didnt find a way to unlock mutipliers, but u can overclock it through fsb...

how do u do that. I tried but it didnt work. What program did u use or did u use the bios.

andrew225 · 07-31-2005, 14:44 | posts: 3 | Location: Hong Kong

In BIOS, set CPU frequency as manual and set it over 200MHz, e.g. 220MHz.

Saeid · 08-12-2005, 00:31 | posts: 2,076 | Location: PERSIAN GULF, IRAN, EURASIA.

The best overclocking cpu ever i believe is/was the
Pentium 4 2.4c

The very same cpu i have in my rig... people have hit 3.2Ghz with the retail heatsink-fan... with a stable system!

But im not into oc'ing cause it will shortin the life of ur rig... DRAMATICALLY

mikeymike · 08-15-2005, 23:47 | posts: 83 | Location: tyldesley,manchester,england

i have a 775 CPU and i just changed the bios settings until i got a stable setup but if you not sure about it i would suggest you just leave it alone.

Slaymate · 08-15-2005, 23:58 | posts: 596 | Location: Sunnydale

Overclock your fsb thru the Bios for the best performance. Even if you could adjust the multiplier you won't want to raise it. You would lower the multipler so you could increase the fsb more. Raising the fsb increases both the cpu and the memory which increases performance more than just a multiplier increase.

bbvdd2 · 08-16-2005, 00:13 | posts: 1,446 | Location: Charlotte, NC

I don't know if your motherboard supports it but mine lets me change the multiplier from 17x (default) to 14x. That is my only option. I just leave it at 17x240 most of the time.

desdick · 08-18-2005, 14:20 | posts: 994 | Location: Singapore

You can overclock by soldering.

desdick · 08-21-2005, 03:40 | posts: 994 | Location: Singapore

Quote:

Originally posted by Killerz_4_Hire
how do u do that. I tried but it didnt work. What program did u use or did u use the bios.

You are using an Intel Mobo, no overclocking for you....