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Overclocking CPU using locked multiplier (Q9550)

Overclocking CPU using locked multiplier (Q9550)

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powerdudecool
Junior Member
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11-19-2016, 01:39 AM
#1
Hi guys
My friend brought in this Q9550 2.83GHz CPU with a locked multiplier, and I'm wondering how to overclock it?
Motherboard: HP 2820h
5GB DDR2 RAM
GTX 980 4GB
Some threads mentioned that even with the multiplier locked, it's possible to overclock.
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powerdudecool
11-19-2016, 01:39 AM #1

Hi guys
My friend brought in this Q9550 2.83GHz CPU with a locked multiplier, and I'm wondering how to overclock it?
Motherboard: HP 2820h
5GB DDR2 RAM
GTX 980 4GB
Some threads mentioned that even with the multiplier locked, it's possible to overclock.

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ThaTylor
Member
51
11-19-2016, 07:09 AM
#2
Use cpuz to check your chispet. Pick it in setfsb. If it doesn’t appear, you won’t be able to use it.
If it’s there, open fsb to oc. I’m sure you have some basic knowledge of oc. If not, reading some oc guides for core 2 quad will help. Even if you can’t follow everything in the guides, they’ll clarify what’s happening.
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ThaTylor
11-19-2016, 07:09 AM #2

Use cpuz to check your chispet. Pick it in setfsb. If it doesn’t appear, you won’t be able to use it.
If it’s there, open fsb to oc. I’m sure you have some basic knowledge of oc. If not, reading some oc guides for core 2 quad will help. Even if you can’t follow everything in the guides, they’ll clarify what’s happening.

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Some_Dunkus
Member
190
11-19-2016, 01:24 PM
#3
It's only a little bit, known as FSB overclocking, but I usually think it's not suitable for newcomers.
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Some_Dunkus
11-19-2016, 01:24 PM #3

It's only a little bit, known as FSB overclocking, but I usually think it's not suitable for newcomers.

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mayan12345
Member
207
11-21-2016, 02:04 PM
#4
It's only a little. It's referred to as FSB overclocking, but I usually think it's not safe for newcomers. Don't worry about the danger. How can I do that?
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mayan12345
11-21-2016, 02:04 PM #4

It's only a little. It's referred to as FSB overclocking, but I usually think it's not safe for newcomers. Don't worry about the danger. How can I do that?

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DarklyThunder
Member
241
11-21-2016, 06:24 PM
#5
Enter your bios, adjust the bus speed, increase the voltage if necessary. You'll reach instability soon.
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DarklyThunder
11-21-2016, 06:24 PM #5

Enter your bios, adjust the bus speed, increase the voltage if necessary. You'll reach instability soon.

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CG_Snipey
Junior Member
42
11-22-2016, 12:39 AM
#6
Justiceinacan:
Navigate to your bios, adjust the bus speed, increase the voltage if necessary. You'll reach instability soon. In which tab?
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CG_Snipey
11-22-2016, 12:39 AM #6

Justiceinacan:
Navigate to your bios, adjust the bus speed, increase the voltage if necessary. You'll reach instability soon. In which tab?

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DarkraiOG
Member
59
11-22-2016, 01:14 PM
#7
Fsb ocing is perfectly safe for beginners. Back then, it was more common because most people didn't get the top end extreme cpus and it will get the same speeds as using the multi. It's just not the easy ocing of today's cpus since there's more involved.
Since this is a prebuilt, the settings are probably locked and hidden. There are some software that might be able to like setfsb but you are much more limited in what you can do.
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DarkraiOG
11-22-2016, 01:14 PM #7

Fsb ocing is perfectly safe for beginners. Back then, it was more common because most people didn't get the top end extreme cpus and it will get the same speeds as using the multi. It's just not the easy ocing of today's cpus since there's more involved.
Since this is a prebuilt, the settings are probably locked and hidden. There are some software that might be able to like setfsb but you are much more limited in what you can do.

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DrPingouin
Member
214
11-22-2016, 04:18 PM
#8
k1114 :
Fsb ocing is perfectly safe for beginners. Back then, it was more common because most people didn't get the top end extreme cpus and it will get the same speeds as using the multi. It's just not the easy ocing of today's cpus since there's more involved.
Since this is a prebuilt, the settings are probably locked and hidden. There are some software that might be able to like setfsb but you are much more limited in what you can do.
Oh ok I'll check that Software out, thanks for the help
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DrPingouin
11-22-2016, 04:18 PM #8

k1114 :
Fsb ocing is perfectly safe for beginners. Back then, it was more common because most people didn't get the top end extreme cpus and it will get the same speeds as using the multi. It's just not the easy ocing of today's cpus since there's more involved.
Since this is a prebuilt, the settings are probably locked and hidden. There are some software that might be able to like setfsb but you are much more limited in what you can do.
Oh ok I'll check that Software out, thanks for the help

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willjupe
Junior Member
9
11-24-2016, 12:18 PM
#9
k1114 :
Fsb ocing is perfectly safe for beginners. Back then, it was more common because most people didn't get the top end extreme cpus and it will get the same speeds as using the multi. It's just not the easy ocing of today's cpus since there's more involved.
Since this is a prebuilt, the settings are probably locked and hidden. There are some software that might be able to like setfsb but you are much more limited in what you can do.
I Downloaded this software but I had no clue as to how to use it, can you please explain
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willjupe
11-24-2016, 12:18 PM #9

k1114 :
Fsb ocing is perfectly safe for beginners. Back then, it was more common because most people didn't get the top end extreme cpus and it will get the same speeds as using the multi. It's just not the easy ocing of today's cpus since there's more involved.
Since this is a prebuilt, the settings are probably locked and hidden. There are some software that might be able to like setfsb but you are much more limited in what you can do.
I Downloaded this software but I had no clue as to how to use it, can you please explain

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Annaa
Junior Member
46
11-24-2016, 08:27 PM
#10
Use cpuz to check your chispet. Pick it in setfsb. If it doesn’t appear, you won’t be able to use it.
If it’s there, open fsb to oc. I’m sure you have some basic knowledge of oc. If not, reading some oc guides for core 2 quad will help. Even if you can’t follow everything in the guides, they’ll clarify what’s happening.
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Annaa
11-24-2016, 08:27 PM #10

Use cpuz to check your chispet. Pick it in setfsb. If it doesn’t appear, you won’t be able to use it.
If it’s there, open fsb to oc. I’m sure you have some basic knowledge of oc. If not, reading some oc guides for core 2 quad will help. Even if you can’t follow everything in the guides, they’ll clarify what’s happening.