e2140 on asus p5kpl-am epu

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Ah there is scope to speed that system up but I'm not that familiar with the nVidia motherboard! :o

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Mrjobby said:
If people are wanting to get a little motherboard that overclocks like a champ pick up a gigabyte G31M-ES2L
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I heard that's a nice little LGA775 board although I'm not sure it will help pikey367 overclock his Intel® Pentium® e2140 anymore than the Asus P5KPL-AM EPU he is using?

The only thing I know of for pikey367 to keep pushing is either get faster memory or perform the BSEL mod on his chip so it defaults to a native 266MHz-FSB instead of 200MHz-FSB, it's the low default FSB along with limited memory adjustments that stops us . . . .
 
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speedstep is still enabled an im back on 8x and its running the stress test, been going for 15 mins now no glitches
 
Big.Wayne said:
I heard that's a nice little LGA775 board although I'm not sure it will help pikey367 overclock his Intel® Pentium® e2140 anymore than the Asus P5KPL-AM EPU he is using?

The only thing I know of for pikey367 to keep pushing is either get faster memory or perform the BSEL mod on his chip so it defaults to a native 266MHz-FSB instead of 200MHz-FSB, it's the low default FSB along with limited memory adjustments that stops us . . . .
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OMG i never knew about the BSEL mod mate would i be able to make my 1333 fsb run @ 1600 mhz??
 
dandan1212 said:
OMG i never knew about the BSEL mod mate would i be able to make my 1333 fsb run @ 1600 mhz??
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Yup and you or your Dad would be the right guys to do that!

It's normally a good idea to manual overclock your chip before using the increased BSEL mod as you need to know if your chip can boot and run fine at the increased speed . . .

It's also kinda more useful for peeps with chips that have a low native FSB (200/266 etc), your not doing to badly with a native 333MHz-FSB (or 1333MHz System Bus as you relate to it).
 
Big.Wayne said:
Yup and you or your Dad would be the right guys to do that!

It's normally a good idea to manual overclock your chip before using the increased BSEL mod as you need to know if your chip can boot and run fine at the increased speed . . .

It's also kinda more useful for peeps with chips that have a low native FSB (200/266 etc), your not doing to badly with a native 333MHz-FSB (or 1333MHz System Bus as you relate to it).
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ok mate cool thanks for the info :) oh yes and BTW my case is a thermaltake VH6000BWS
 
pikey367 said:
speedstep is still enabled an im back on 8x and its running the stress test, been going for 15 mins now no glitches
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Well if thats stable you just made a nice little 20% overclock!

1600MHz > > > 1920MHz :cool:

With the right motherboard you can push those chips a lot further, the one I tested got well toast though! ;)

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