AMD X4 631 overclocking issues

For FM-powered CPUs, the performance improvement brought by the X4 631 overclocking is still relatively obvious. Overclocking to the point where the impact on the CPU is negligible if the voltage is not added. The premise is that you have a good motherboard for overclocking.

Because a single CPU only has the main frequency,In the ordinary application software,The performance of the quad core is basically not played,You can increase the main frequency on its single one,The performance will be improved a lot,Mainly reflected in Winrar decompression,**Acquisition and production,For 3D games and ordinary application software,The improvement is not very obvious,Because they are all 32bit single processing software for four cores,There is no advantage。 In terms of power consumption, after mentioning the external frequency, the power consumption will increase from 100W to about 130W.

So: overclocking is okay, for some software, after overclocking, the performance is significantly improved, and for ordinary software, the improvement is not big. Overclocking without adding voltage has no effect on the CPU.

Temperature-wise. As long as the voltage is not applied, the temperature of about 130W will only be 5 8 degrees higher.

You will never run out of CPU performance, and even if you do, the performance boost brought by overclocking will not be satisfied. So there's no need to overclock because it's not awesome in itself!

Just go directly into the BIOS and set the external frequency.

You calculate, the outer frequency * the octave = the main frequency.

Super one,It's really to go in and turn down the CPU external frequency.。。。

Oh, and there's one more, turn off the energy-saving switch!

It's the "cold and quiet" feature in the BIOS.

Tool Material: Take the AMD ATHLON II X4 631 desktop as an example.

1. On the AMD ATHLON II X4 631 desktop, press the power button to turn on the AMD ATHLON II X4 631 desktop.

2. Secondly, during the boot of the AMD ATHLON II X4 631 desktop, press the "DEL" button on the keyboard to enter the BIOS interface.

3. On the BIOS interface, select the "CPU Configuration" option in "Overdrive".

4. Finally, on the "CPU Configuration" subwindow, set the overclocking rate of "Non Turbo Ratio Override".

Tool Material: Take the AMD ATHLON II X4 631 desktop as an example.

1. On the AMD ATHLON II X4 631 desktop, press the power button to turn on the AMD ATHLON II X4 631 desktop.

2. Secondly, during the boot of the AMD ATHLON II X4 631 desktop, press the "DEL" button on the keyboard to enter the BIOS interface.

3. On the BIOS interface, select the "CPU Configuration" option in "Overdrive".

4. Finally, on the "CPU Configuration" subwindow, set the overclocking rate of "Non Turbo Ratio Override".

Overclocking can be done via BIOS:

Press del to enter the BIOS.

Go to the overclocking settings option;

Select Frequency Voltage Control or Power BIOS Features or Overclocking Setting(S) or Genie BIOS Setting or Advanced (Configure System Frequency Voltage);

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

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

The computer reboots into the system, reads the CPU temperature with the temperature measurement software, and continues below 60 degrees. 5.Return to step 1 and repeat the above steps.

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.

After familiarizing yourself with the BIOS, you can move on to advanced overclocking. Note: Overclocking will reduce CPU life; Overclocking, especially with voltage, can cause the CPU to burn out.

You're super to the point of smoke It's like that, playing cf, your previous graphics card, the CPU didn't fully play the performance, and now the 6750 is more wasteful, the motherboard of the cf 880 can have about 100 fps, and you can test the stand-alone game, Crysis, you can (graphics card killer game), or 3DMark06 (test graphics card), chess master (test CPU), pcmark (test machine), you will know after the test, the BIOS of Jet HA16 is not clear, and the BIOS of various motherboards are different It's hard to tell you without personal contact, I can only tell you that to enter the BIOS, generally press the DEI key, some are F1, F4, etc.

There is no need to overclock to play CF. Full 100fps is enough, why should you overclock? Non-mega games.