Is their programs that can OC your CPU? Or a store?

[clandestinex337]

So I bought the Thermalright Ultra120 eXtreme and I want to OC my CPU. But I cant seem to understand the whole OC thing. LOL i know noob, but yea. Are their programs that can OC your comp. Or is their a REALLY REALLY detailed OC guide. I've looked at the guide on this forum and others but no cigar.

I have the DFI LANPARTY UT NF4 SLI-DR Expert so maybe a guide for this Mobo would be great.

I have this big o'l heatsink and I cant even OC with it lol...

Thanks a bunch!

 

[esa193]

its easy go into your bios
slowly move the fsb up till your happy

 

[db4rt]

what about for ppl who dont have a newer system?(or have one but dont want to overclock it) like me

 

[Rudster8161]

i dont see how that pertains to thread, and either way, its hijacking.

the sticky here should be enough. its not hard, there isnt anything really complicated to it. raise the FSB until you run into stablity issues, then raise the vcore, and watch your temps.

 

[Celegorm]

Well, If you want to give us your Chipset, we can get a close match to yours in terms of a OC guide.

 

[clandestinex337]

Well, If you want to give us your Chipset, we can get a close match to yours in terms of a OC guide.

I have the 3800+ X2 Dual Core

 

[ghostFL]

I am in the same boat, Im just now learning to OC my cpu and ram.

I found
http://www.pcstats.com/articleview.cfm?articleid=1804&page=1
has a very in depth guide.