Thread: Duron Overclocking

Hi

I have a Duron 1.2 GHz and an MSI KT400 mobo, I read around here in the forum which can be overclocked processor driver with a pencil, but if someone wanted to ask was it. When I try to overclock the FSB processor is not turned on the jar, as it freezes, but it rises from 100 to 101, is another question I have, I guess to make the bridge with work? The only work that I oc is Vcore...

Overclocked this micro is also easy to take for a ceramic architecture is easy I had one of those some time in the same speed but I sold it for lack of money.

You have to join the L1 bridges between them, if you look really good cut manufacturing but you have to join the L1 bridges I think they are 3 and 4 The Spitfire Duron Morgan in Los which got you, you have to take a pencil graphite with the tip sharpened Well Join The L1 Bridges do it quite carefully as if You will hand you can connect with each other and cause a short circuit and it is more likely to die not only the micro well plate, and the devices connected to it.

That is not to unlock the multiplier?

I like these do not give much process. I have one and there are 2 important issues. First, they are a little heating, which in the case of Morgan Duron, the faster I believe is from 1200 so it has taken almost all of its potential.

More than 1300 have not succeeded (yet my PC has one of these), however I had my hands on an Athlon XP Palomino and with the same board you get to 155 MHz fsb.

Thanks to the answers.

Tomorrow I'm going to make them climb the bridge... they see as not fence me hand, not die from there if I can explain how the overclocked bios?

110 - I feel like better first test with the FSB, it still is not much that you'll win with the best of luck... 200 MHz without the pencil graphite finish off with the powder, so that eventually you are going to do to block or cut back. If you want to mod the graphite, rather do it with conductive paint (silver paint) because it is permanent, in automotive or electronics stores should sell.

Greetings