Can't find FSB in bios

@nDr3w · **Can't find FSB in bios -** 09-10-2007, 17:53 | posts: 3

Title says all.
I know it sounds stupid but I simply can't find it.

@nDr3w

---TK--- · 09-10-2007, 23:00 | posts: 14,935 | Location: New Jersey, USA

is your computer a brand name like hp dell etc. if so you probably wount see overclocking values in your bios

momomo67890 · 09-10-2007, 23:19 | posts: 2,664 | Location: Austin Tx

b/c its not there

@nDr3w · 09-11-2007, 13:36 | posts: 3

so how can I OC if I don't have this values? is there a way to change them from windows?
My computer was made by me. (bought pieces etc)

@nDr3w · 09-11-2007, 19:34 | posts: 3

bump

MoosePower · 09-11-2007, 22:27 | posts: 881 | Location: Seattle, Wa.

You can't oc with your current setup, and it wouldn't really help you anyway.

MisterWhippy · 09-12-2007, 07:18 | posts: 726 | Location: CS_Assault

Quote:

Originally Posted by @nDr3w

so how can I OC if I don't have this values? is there a way to change them from windows?
My computer was made by me. (bought pieces etc)

Clockgen is a decent program that helps with adjusting FSB, at least with an older 939 board I had. It got my 2.00 (A64 3200) running at 2.4. You will need to adjust your ram timings to get this to run right...It may be as simple as changing the divider, or depending on the ram you may need to seriously tweak the latency values. Ive had it go either way there...Keep in mind that though I was successful, software overclocking is urged against. I am unsure why, because it did work well for me.

Good luck

J

morbias · **Memory**: 6GB HyperX @1600 6-7-6-18

Are you sure you're not looking for the wrong thing? FSB is now HTT for AMD systems.