i7 ASUS P6T overclocking, i7 920, motherboard ASUS P6T SE please consult the specific overclocking s

Overclocking can be done via BIOS, specific steps:

Power on and press dell to enter the BIOS;

After entering the BIOS;

Enter Advanced Mode;

Select AI Tweaker (change overclocking);

Select the AI Overclock Tuner;

Set auto to manual;

In the following values, a little bit of live and add, add to the above main frequency when it becomes the same as you want it (this is the super frequency, the memory will automatically follow the super, the frequency doubling and voltage do not need to be set), generally do not exceed too high, otherwise you will not be able to enter the system;

Finally, F10 confirms the exit.

I rely on the computer won't turn on after I tune it up.

It is best to use it safely for a long time without adding voltage.

The performance of the i7 is shown in the overclocking, its default performance is similar to that of the e8400, and my i7 is more stable than 4G. If you want to stabilize the ultra, it's best to have a good heat dissipation, don't use the heat dissipation of the i7 original box, it's not easy to use.

It's best to lock the graphics card, don't be super ruthless and easy to burn.

You go to this ** to see the specific setting method,

Brother, your computer is so strong! There is one-click overclocking on the graphics card. ASUS motherboards have one-click CPU overclocking, you refer to the instructions below!

This machine is so awesome, do you still need to overclock?

I've never done anything so advanced.

Your motherboard is an ASUS P6X58D

Once you are in the BIOS, select the overclocking option.

The AI Overclock Tuner is set to ManualPCIe Frequency, which needs to be fixed to 100BCLK Frequency This is the CPU external frequency, and increasing the external frequency can increase the main frequency. However, it will synchronize the memory, and the memory frequency needs to be kept within the original rated frequency.

DRAM Frequency This is the memory ratio setting, and it is advisable to keep it below the rated frequency.

CPU Voltage This is the CPU core voltage. If the overclocking amplitude is large, you may need to increase the voltage to maintain stability.

It's best to adjust it in the traditional BIOS, it's really not good, use the fixed ** to call 800-820-6655 (free), press one first. , in the press the second button, transfer to the motherboard special line is not opened 800**You can call 021-34074610 (charge domestic long-distance fees) This is ASUS's technical support**.

i7 itself has turbo technology, no need to overclock, if you have to overclock, it is not recommended to use software, it is better to enter the BIOS by yourself.

……,Overrun on the motherboard,Basically no need to add voltage,But I think i7It's enough,No need to overclock,It's a waste of electricity,In addition,As long as the memory module can feed the CPU, you can use software such as Master Lu to test it,Look at the bottleneck of the system,Start with。 ......That's all I can offer ha, thank you.

LS apparently does not know how big the power supply is now.

650w isn't big at all now.

My computer many years ago was already two 980W power supplies, of course this is not domestic use, and the noise is so loud that it bursts. Now 1200w is relatively large for household use.

350W is used on the new computer, either your computer is an ultra-small power model, or you have encountered JS.

Your computer's 650W overclocking should be enough. After all, 920 is not a very NB CPU. Back then, the four-way XEON was two 1250W to use, otherwise it would not be turned on.

Overclocking is generally done by adding the main frequency in the BIOS.

Please refer to the motherboard description for details. Each type of motherboard is different.

The main thing is to correct the bad saying that the power supply of the LS is big.

Overclocking is not good, it is better to use it directly, the performance is not enough on the four-way sixteen-core XEON plus 144GB memory, so cool that it can't work. It's not enough on the four-way thirty-two core xeon.

Go to the BIOS and tune the external frequency

Your power supply is too big, isn't it? Will the voltage be unstable??? Why are you pretending to be so big!

My family's only maximum rated voltage of 350W is not small, and yours is bigger! You'd better not overclock! I just looked at it on the Internet, and I tried it, but I couldn't turn on the machine, and I still recruited talents!

Overclocking is risky!!

No, I would be envious of seeing such a high configuration.