About E2160 CPU overclocking

You can overshoot, as long as it's not the limit, the amplitude of the super is not too big, and your heat dissipation is enough.

First of all, it's best to see what kind of stepping your CPU is, M0's is better, G0 is okay, but the heat is relatively large, and the early D0 stepping is worse.

Why didn't you say what memory you use, memory is also very important.

Generally, add the external frequency of your CPU to 266 first, this is basically no problem, if your CPU is not good, it means that it is big thunder, you don't need to think about over, the physique is too poor. When added to 266, the external frequency: memory is best set to achievement.

If at 266 hours, run a 3DMark 06 or something, run for half an hour, and if it is stable, you can also try to overshoot. That's basically the method.,Pay attention to the frequency of the memory when adjusting the external frequency.,If the memory is an ordinary bar.,Don't let the memory exceed 900 on the line (in fact, don't exceed 450),A good bar can also be high.。

If the CPU is unstable after overtaking, you have to add some voltage, don't add too much, by default, you'd better not exceed it.

It's all hand-beaten.,Absolutely no copying.。

Even though it's a 20-30 fan, overclocking is still possible.

Your power supply is probably enough.

The key is what motherboard you are, if it's a 965 945 overclocking, it may be almost hard changed.

If it is a p35 bull point, g31, p43, p45, etc., the external frequency is directly 333, and it is okay.

333*9 3g can be used for a long time.

Brother: Pay attention to the information of the attached memory, such as whether the 2 strips are of the same frequency and how many frequencies they have

Overclocking mainly depends on the physique of U, and whether the motherboard and memory can meet the space required for U overclocking! It is recommended that you take a look at the basics of overclocking and understand the relationship between the frequencies! Sharpen the knife and cut firewood

Simple, it should be a memory bottleneck, you are overclocking synchronously, right? It means that after the CPU external frequency is increased, the memory will rise in the same proportion, and the solution: change it to memory asynchronous, and reduce the change ratio with the CPU, for example:

1:2 or something like that, no need to adjust the voltage or something.

OS can be changed, but if you want to overclock, you still have to consider putting it when the power supply is large enough, memory and CPU, to increase the voltage appropriately, how to overshoot or look at the forum of the motherboard you use in Zol. If you overdo it, it's super bad and dangerous.

To lock the memory lock graphics card, and then boost the external clock....Otherwise, it will be tragic.

Can be overclocked,Inter's main frequency algorithm = frequency doubling x external frequency,You can change it in BIOS,But if you want to overclock,,Or consider putting it when the power supply is large enough,Memory and CPU,To increase the voltage appropriately,How to overshoot or go to the forum of the motherboard you use in ZOL to see。 If you overdo it, it's super bad and dangerous.

Different CPUs have institutional differences, just like people, some are strong, some are weak.

Under the silent electricity, the CPU is super low, indicating that it has a bad system. Don't expect it to be super high.

Each CPU has its suitable external frequency, and if you turn it up very high, you can turn it on, but it may not be stable.

CPU stable external frequency, this is up to you to test.

Dude,Overclocking is not just a good CPU to become super, on the motherboard,Memory,Power supply,There are requirements,Overclocking wants to stabilize these essential,Although I rarely overclock,But your board and CPU,It's not a big problem to use stably,But it's almost meaningless to want to overclock.,Personal opinion,If that master can overtake this to the little brother admires,Hehe。

Intel 945G-ICH7 motherboard doesn't support too much.