Is it possible to use clockgen or something similar with an IP35 pro?

jak731

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I haven't used clockgen since my K8 system, but i managed to dig out the software only i am unsure which PLL to pick, and the clockgen site just says clockgen will be back soon.

I'm guessing my version is out of date anyway, could anyone guide me to a newer version which will work with the ip35, or some other software which will allow me to overclock in windows, getting fed up of going into the BIOS constantly.
Thanks.
 
overclock in bios or dont bother imo
every windows based overclocking utility for a cpu/ram is always rubish in my experience
 
I used to find clockgen useful for finding the limit of the cpu or ram at a certian voltage and ram divider set in the bios, it does get rather tedious restarting to add another 5MHz every 10 minutes. When i find an overclock i like a set it in the bios and forget about it.

On a side note what sort of voltages would people feel safe using 24/7 on an E8400? I've read the 45nm chips won't take as much as the old 65nm ones.
 
if you must overclock in windows, setfsb and memset work well.
saves a lot of reboting back to bios, when looking for just that bit more as well:)
 
jak731 said:
I haven't used clockgen since my K8 system, but i managed to dig out the software only i am unsure which PLL to pick, and the clockgen site just says clockgen will be back soon.

I'm guessing my version is out of date anyway, could anyone guide me to a newer version which will work with the ip35, or some other software which will allow me to overclock in windows, getting fed up of going into the BIOS constantly.
Thanks.
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The Pro version of the board comes with uGuru, I'm pretty sure that lets you change settings in Windows.
 
porta said:
if you must overclock in windows, setfsb and memset work well.
saves a lot of reboting back to bios, when looking for just that bit more as well:)
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Memset only works on the IP35 Pro with a custom BIOS AFAIK. The MCHBAR is locked-down on the official BIOS's.
 
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