cant overclock the dell

mot19 · 06-August-03, 11:41 AM

ok where can i get easy tune 4, or get a software program that will allow me to oc by software. Its my last hope.

jhoop2002 · 06-August-03, 01:05 PM

if you got a dell forget about it. I don't think that the mobo they put in those computers will let you change the fsb, multi, agp, or divider.

I could be wrong, but its one of those things that if they give you the ability to do it then they gotta provide support for it. And thats costly.

Drake · 16-August-03, 05:39 PM

Dell's won't be able to OC at all. Maybe you can tighten the RAM timings a bit, but that's it if anything.

G Money · 16-August-03, 05:59 PM

Welcome to the world of mass production line computing. I work with Dells, Gateways, Microns, etc. at work, and I wouldn't own of those if it was free...custom is the way to go! However, if it is within your budget . .we all understand . .but either way you are hosed

eldiablo · 20-August-03, 11:35 AM

Buy a new mobo and plug all the components back in. I heartiliy recommend the ASUS P4S533 and E

But thats your only budget option, at about Ã‚Â£60.

Good luck anyways

06-August-03, 11:41 AM		#1 (permalink)
mot19 Apex Tech God	cant overclock the dell ok where can i get easy tune 4, or get a software program that will allow me to oc by software. Its my last hope.

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06-August-03, 01:05 PM		#2 (permalink)
jhoop2002 Apex Tech Maniac Supreme	if you got a dell forget about it. I don't think that the mobo they put in those computers will let you change the fsb, multi, agp, or divider. I could be wrong, but its one of those things that if they give you the ability to do it then they gotta provide support for it. And thats costly.

16-August-03, 05:39 PM		#3 (permalink)
Drake Apex Techie Lite	Dell's won't be able to OC at all. Maybe you can tighten the RAM timings a bit, but that's it if anything.

16-August-03, 05:59 PM		#4 (permalink)
G Money Fuel Hoe-lio	Welcome to the world of mass production line computing. I work with Dells, Gateways, Microns, etc. at work, and I wouldn't own of those if it was free...custom is the way to go! However, if it is within your budget . .we all understand . .but either way you are hosed

20-August-03, 11:35 AM		#5 (permalink)
eldiablo Apex Techie II	Buy a new mobo and plug all the components back in. I heartiliy recommend the ASUS P4S533 and E But thats your only budget option, at about Ã‚Â£60. Good luck anyways