Intel E2140 Overclocking Masters take a look

It is possible to overclock, but Intel overclocking is not very convenient. The performance will not go up much, after all, its own quality is there. After overclocking, the temperature and pressure rise, and the stability decreases. The key point is that the brand machine is very cost-saving, and the physique is weak.

Both the CPU and the graphics card can be overclocked. You can choose one of BIOS and software 2

1.Press Del (or F2 or F1) to enter the BIOS.

2.Go to the overclocking settings option (the specific name is different due to the different BIOS).

Select Frequency Voltage Control or Power BIOS Features or ***Overclocking Setting(S) or Genie BIOS Setting;

or advanced(configure system frequency voltage).

3.After entering, find the CPU frequency and CPU voltage (if it cannot be adjusted, you need to enable the overclocking function).

4.Adjust the value of CPU frequency, add 10 each time (this value is generally between 200 and 300), press F10 and then press Y (save to exit and restart).

5.The computer reboots into the system, reads the CPU temperature with the temperature measurement software, and continues below 60 degrees.

5.Go back to step 1 and repeat the above steps.

6.If you encounter a failure to boot or other errors, return to step 1, enter the CPU voltage, increase the value, save and exit, and if the error still occurs, reduce the CPU frequency by 10.

This is the end of overclocking for beginners, and after getting familiar with the BIOS, advanced overclocking will take place.

Note: The BIOS does not support overclocking.

Overclocking reduces CPU lifespan; Overclocking (especially with added voltage) can cause the CPU to burn out...The graphics card doesn't know the model, so there's no way to give you an answer.

I'm glad you can, it's not very reliable to overclock with software, it's similar to the speed wizard, and its function is to accelerate the efficiency of the software, not the efficiency of the hardware!

There are two types of overclocking:

One is the hardware settings and the other is the software settings. Among them, hardware settings are more commonly used, which are divided into two types: jumper settings and BIOS settings.

1.Jumper settings for overclocking Most of the early motherboards used jumpers or dip switches to overclock. In the vicinity of these jumpers and dip switches, there are often some ** printed on the motherboard, which records the functions defined by the combination of jumpers and dip switches.

In the shutdown state, you can set it according to the frequency in **. After rebooting, if the computer boots up normally and runs stably, it means that our overclocking has been successful.

Set the overclocking here to AW

Consequences of overclocking:

I heard that some players use liquid helium to overclock, before the start is about 268, over to 8GHz, at this time its temperature is about -28 degrees, if you don't believe it, it let go of a flower, after taking it out, it becomes very hard, frozen, hit hard and breaks, it's true, normal flowers can't be broken. That is to say, every 23MHz will rise by 1 degree, normal words are 40 degrees, and more than 8GHz will reach 280 degrees, and the CPU will be broken early! See:

In the case of unsatisfactory configuration, it is recommended that you buy a hard change, which is a constant value, and it is summed up from experience. Of course, no matter how you change it, the power supply must keep up. It is not recommended to exceed the highest, just exceed to the point where you feel enough.

If you work at high efficiency and high temperature for a long time, there will be some problems with your motherboard's bearing.

Motherboard problems, colorful low-end motherboards generally can't be exceeded. And the G41 is inherently less overclocking options.

My idea is the most secure, to buy a hard supersticker online, so that overclocking is more stable, and your motherboard.

Memory. The PCI bus frequency doesn't matter.

I recommend using a bad motherboard to overclock and use a hard supersticker.

Intel has its own overclocking software, the name is forgotten, you can look it up at the driver house.

If you use an nvidia motherboard, you can also use nvidia's software for overclocking, ntune

Overclocking test: For overclocking users, the biggest selling point of the Pentium E2210 is the 45nm manufacturing process, which not only effectively reduces heat generation and power consumption, but also makes the CPU have more powerful overclocking potential. I believe that users with certain qualifications will remember that the 65nm Pentium E2000 series has quite strong overclocking potential, and in the case of the default voltage, many can exceed the level of left and right, so what about the overclocking potential of the 45nm E2210?

The default voltage exceeds 266 external frequency, and the main frequency reaches the default voltage for overclocking, after all, the default voltage overclocking will not invalidate the energy-saving technology, and it is also more suitable for users to overclock for a long time. In the environment of the default voltage, the external frequency is directly exceeded from 200MHz to 266MHz, and the main frequency is reached, and it can pass the 10-minute ORTHOS baking machine and all the test items in the first few sections, and the overclocking is successful. However, after many debuggings, this E2210 can only stabilize the external frequency at 266MHz under the default voltage.

After many debuggings, the external frequency should be increased to 300MHz and passed through orthos, the voltage should be increased to a higher level, for most overclocking users, it will not be used for a long time under such a voltage. Finally, try the limit, increase the voltage to, the external frequency exceeds 333MHz, at this time, the main frequency is, can only be turned on, can not enter the system. Overall, the overclocking potential of the 45nm Pentium E2210 is on the same level as the 65nm Pentium E2000 series, which is not far behind the two-capacitor E5200, and overclockers will be disappointed.

Of course, this may just be an individual physical problem with E2210.

Pressurized overclocking, if it's a beginner, forget it,It's easy to burn this e2210 is actually for office use,It's enough for ordinary users,It's almost overclocked, even if you go over, it won't help,Because Intel's U's main performance is reflected in the second-level cache, your e2210 second-level cache is only a mere 1m, even if the main frequency is high, what can he do? Actually, this u is not suitable for gamers. Office scam money u

This U is not very suitable for overclocking, because the limit frequency is much lower than the E5200 that is less than fifty yuan, and the overclocking must do a good job of heat dissipation, and the voltage should be appropriate, because the limit frequency of this U is not high, so the voltage may not be much improved.

Boost the external frequency by 266. See if it can be stable. Are memory division and PCI frequency set?

Get to the point: After entering the BIOS, the overclocking setting name of each motherboard is different, my motherboard is: miscellaneous control, and I see a lot of other kinds of motherboards:

CPU Memory Clock Overing Setting, this one is for sure!

Set the multiplier first: My motherboard is"cpu clock ratio", the maximum octave of the e2160 is x9

Then set the external frequency: host pci clock at next boot, the default value is 200 33, you can set it by entering, set it to 233, don't be too high, in case it can't start.

Step 3: Set the memory frequency, dram clock at next boot, if the value of this item is by spd, you don't need to touch it, if it is something else, such as 1:1, or 1:

Wait, just set it back to the default value of your memory, your memory is 667, just set this value to 667

Once you're set up here, the archive exits the BIOS! Let's see if we can get started!

If it is successful and the operation is stable, you can slowly increase the external frequency value in the future and pursue a higher overclocking value!

The steps to increase the external frequency are 233->266->300->333->?Don't improve too much!

The main frequency of linear PCIe must not be moved, and there will be problems if it moves!

If the system is a little unstable, then drop a little back!

The system runs stably, the next step is super memory! The room for memory overshoot is not too big, directly over 800 Okay, just set it in Dram Clock at Next Boot!

Overclocking is all about being bold and trying to prove it! Take it one step at a time, don't overdo it all at once! However, the following problems will always occur during the overclocking process, it doesn't matter, manually clear the BIOS and start over!

Good motherboard has a clear BIOS button, if your motherboard doesn't have it, there is a three-pin BIOS clearing function, usually 12 shorts, clear BIOS, let 23 short for 10 seconds, see the manual for details).

The vast majority of E2160 external frequencies can be up to 300 (300*9=, and only a few can be up to 400 (400*9=. The overclocking performance of the 2160 is generally not as good as that of the 2140. But I recommend not overpowering, fast enough.