Cant find HTT?

Heaven Can Wait · 13 Dec 2006 at 00:56

Planning on overclocking this, but I cant find where the HTT is, was told i should take it to 4.

Any other advise welcome, first time overclocking, I've read the sticky

Thanks.

Starfall · 13 Dec 2006 at 09:38

HTT is 200MHz, LDT multiplier is 5, HT is 1000MHz

ghgh · 13 Dec 2006 at 11:07

If you can't find HTT multiplier in the BIOS, have a look for LDT and set this to 800MHz.

Heaven Can Wait · 13 Dec 2006 at 12:07

cant find an LDT either :S

Heaven Can Wait · 13 Dec 2006 at 13:21

anyone

psylee · 13 Dec 2006 at 17:17

htt is prolly in the first screen you go into top one on the left going off my bios

the one with the cpu settings in.
in order to change these you need to change it from default so you can then change the settings.

theboyrob · 13 Dec 2006 at 17:29

what board do you have?

psylee · 13 Dec 2006 at 18:10

abit kn9 sli

ns400r · 13 Dec 2006 at 18:17

Heaven Can Wait · 13 Dec 2006 at 23:55

heya ns400r, girl is pleased with xp, doesn't appreciate the hassle in finding drivers though haha.

update.. dropped what i thought was htt, and cpu-z confirms that it was from 1000 to 800, took the core speed to 210, checked it, was fine, 220, fine, 225 came up with 100 warnings no errors, but i figured that this was a baad thing as this was within 30 seconds of testing, now i cant boot it at all, can get into bios, but thats it.

pretty new to this stuff, had to format it a lot recently due to my attempted overclocking, is this needed?

Heaven Can Wait · 13 Dec 2006 at 23:56

the board is an asus a8v

Heaven Can Wait · 14 Dec 2006 at 02:20

Changed the settings from default etc, still nothing to do with htt.
weird how it wont load windows and keeps restarting itself :S even with it all set at default, im pretty sure it wasnt the temperatures either.

Bizarre · 14 Dec 2006 at 08:48

ns400r said:

Heaven Can Wait said:
the board is an asus a8v

If it's a A8V Deluxe revision 1 then that's your problem as it doesn't have a working agp/pci lock.

I used to have the same board ( memories ) and it would top out at around 215fsb before throwing a wobbly

and corrupting my OS install to the point where only a format would fix it.

Edit: Look for a setting in the bios for clock synchronization mode and set it to 33/66. If you haven't got the

option then I'm affraid your board is a revision 1, and your overclocking will be severely limited.

Heaven Can Wait · 14 Dec 2006 at 11:22

ah, thanks a lot.
did you get a better mobo? if so, what?
read that the 3200+ venice is a good overclocker.

Heaven Can Wait · 14 Dec 2006 at 17:59

Bizarre · 14 Dec 2006 at 22:18

Heaven Can Wait said:

Why the confused smile ? I don't read the forum 24/7 you know.

Anyway. . .

Heaven Can Wait said:
did you get a better mobo? if so, what?
read that the 3200+ venice is a good overclocker.

Yes, I bought a msi k8n neo 2 Platinum which is probably the best skt 939 (agp) overclocking board that you can buy.

(You can pick them up for about £35 second hand and it'll do your 3200+ proud).

I've since made the switch to pci-e (many a moon ago actually) and have lost count of the number of boards I've had since switching.

Merry Chrimbo.

Heaven Can Wait · 14 Dec 2006 at 22:28

time goes by slowly when using a laptop

thanks a lot.

Bizarre · 14 Dec 2006 at 22:40

No probs mate.