If I overclock the CPU with a G31 motherboard, will the frequency of the memory and graphics card be

**Say super 4G premise your U must be five points or your U system is good Otherwise, super 4G is impossible The voltage must be added Otherwise it is unstable And the G31 motherboard is really not comparable to P43 P45 They also use all-solid-state 16 phases of power supply are available And more stable than G31 motherboard More suitable for overclocking But you have the courage to try Super 4G

Dual-channel 2G+1G can be premised on the same memory frequency It is recommended to buy the same brand of memory with good compatibility.

Except for that Dusi, the others are unreliable. After dual-channel, you look at the frequency of the memory, has it changed? It's the bandwidth that has changed, not the frequency.

Dual-channel memory is best of the same brand and frequency. However, your E5200 is already OK to this part, and yours is 5 capacitors and can almost go up to 4G, but it must be pressurized, which is a serious reduction in life for your U.

You only need to be super CPU, and others, such as graphics card, memory, HT and so on, will automatically adjust to adapt to the CPU, which is what you call "follow the super". But your assumption that "for example, the e5200 is, if I go over 300" is a bit outrageous. It's good that your you can be super enough!

Don't be too greedy!

The graphics card generally does not follow the super, you can directly increase the external frequency, so that the memory and CPU will be overclocked synchronously, but don't overshoot too fiercely.

Big brother, you are super CPU, turn off the memory, what do you have to do with the graphics card?

CPU overclocking is the process of artificially increasing the operating frequency of CPUs so that they work stably at frequencies higher than their rated frequencies.

The main purpose of CPU overclocking is to increase the working frequency of the CPU, that is, the main frequency of the CPU. The main frequency of the CPU is the product of the external frequency and the frequency doubling.

Here's how to overclock your CPU:

AOD tools;

3. Click on the left.

Performance Control" menu.

Clock voltage, mouse click, has one in this half in the lower left corner.

The clock frequency box, there is an HT reference frequency in the box, this is the external frequency of the CPU, click the mouse to hold the sliding box, move slowly, generally increase by 5, and the incremental value is as small as possible, because after all, overclocking has a relatively large load on the CPU;

4. After increasing the value of the HT reference frequency, check whether the target frequency has increased, click the application in the lower right corner, the interface will be stuck for a while, if the frequency of overclocking is too high, the computer will restart directly, so the frequency of overclocking should be slowly increased, make sure that the CPU can withstand it, and then slowly increase the frequency;

5. After the adjustment is completed, click Apply, and then click OK to finish.

CPU overclocking can be very difficult to cause any permanent damage to your computer, and if you overclock your system too much, it can burn up your computer or fail to boot. But it's hard to burn the system just by pushing it to the limit.