Help with AMD 2200 Overclock

21st June 2004, 13:56

Hi,

I'm running a 2200 on an MSI K7N2-Delta-L and am trying to overclock it.
I seem to have the ability to increase the multiplier, but whatever settings I change the only next step up from 1800 seems to be to go straight to 2300, whatever I set the CPU FSB to, which isn't stable. Am I doing something wrong? Is there a way I can increase the overclock gradually?

Do I need to unlock the processor or is this already done?

Any suggestions gratefully received.

Newb

22nd June 2004, 09:26

first read 101 topics about oc to understand how it is done and play with your rig, then ask some questions with enough info.

proc type
mobo type
mem type
Vdimm
Vcore
fsb settings
multiplier
etc

duploxxx

26th April 2005, 09:52

Ok, finally.

I got fsb set to 140 (fsb/ram ration 1:1) with multiplier at 7 in bios. This is giving me a clock speed of 2100 with a multiplier of 15 (WCPUID). I haven't changed the Vcore. Memory is set to high performance (whatever that is).

System seems stable and cpu running at about 48c. As this is 300Mhz above stock I am pretty happy, though I am sure it can go higher.

tbed 2200+
k7n2-delta-L
radeon 9800 pro
WD Caviar 40Gb
2x256 crucial 2700
1x256 corsair 2700
Thermaltalke 350w purepower

9th May 2005, 17:28

Good, keep increaseing the FSB and increase vcore if you become unstable.

9th May 2005, 17:47

First up the FSB to 166 and lower the multi to 12.5. This is the minimum your ram should be able to do.
Now, try to find the max. cpu speed at different vcores by changing the multi (thus eliminating ram or chipset poblems.
And then you can start upping the fsb with a lower multi to find the RAM/chipset limit (though NF² can do +220Mhz wich is way too much for your ram).
You can also change the ram voltage and timing to obtain a higher FSB (but do mind that RAM times doe effect performance quite a lot)

Hope this helped a bit.

10th May 2005, 09:59

Hi thanks for the tip. I so far managed to get a stable top FSB of 155 with the default multiplier of 13 giving me a clock speed of 2015. This is with the stock Vcore and cpu temp around 47c.

In terms of chaning the multiplier, I am pretty limited. I only seem to be able to choose 7 or 7.5 in bios (giving me 15) so I guess my chip must be locked.

10th May 2005, 16:08

I know there is a program wich can change the multies un der windows, crystal cpu id or something like that.
But it probably only works whe, you mod the cpu to a mobile.

21st June 2004, 13:56	#1
chutney Posts: n/a	Help with AMD 2200 Overclock Hi, I'm running a 2200 on an MSI K7N2-Delta-L and am trying to overclock it. I seem to have the ability to increase the multiplier, but whatever settings I change the only next step up from 1800 seems to be to go straight to 2300, whatever I set the CPU FSB to, which isn't stable. Am I doing something wrong? Is there a way I can increase the overclock gradually? Do I need to unlock the processor or is this already done? Any suggestions gratefully received. Newb

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22nd June 2004, 09:26	#2
duploxxx Posts: n/a	first read 101 topics about oc to understand how it is done and play with your rig, then ask some questions with enough info. proc type mobo type mem type Vdimm Vcore fsb settings multiplier etc duploxxx

26th April 2005, 09:52	#3
chutney Posts: n/a	Ok, finally. I got fsb set to 140 (fsb/ram ration 1:1) with multiplier at 7 in bios. This is giving me a clock speed of 2100 with a multiplier of 15 (WCPUID). I haven't changed the Vcore. Memory is set to high performance (whatever that is). System seems stable and cpu running at about 48c. As this is 300Mhz above stock I am pretty happy, though I am sure it can go higher. tbed 2200+ k7n2-delta-L radeon 9800 pro WD Caviar 40Gb 2x256 crucial 2700 1x256 corsair 2700 Thermaltalke 350w purepower

9th May 2005, 17:28	#4
BAMBI Posts: n/a	Good, keep increaseing the FSB and increase vcore if you become unstable.

9th May 2005, 17:47	#5
wutske Posts: n/a	First up the FSB to 166 and lower the multi to 12.5. This is the minimum your ram should be able to do. Now, try to find the max. cpu speed at different vcores by changing the multi (thus eliminating ram or chipset poblems. And then you can start upping the fsb with a lower multi to find the RAM/chipset limit (though NF² can do +220Mhz wich is way too much for your ram). You can also change the ram voltage and timing to obtain a higher FSB (but do mind that RAM times doe effect performance quite a lot) Hope this helped a bit.

10th May 2005, 09:59	#6
chutney Posts: n/a	Hi thanks for the tip. I so far managed to get a stable top FSB of 155 with the default multiplier of 13 giving me a clock speed of 2015. This is with the stock Vcore and cpu temp around 47c. In terms of chaning the multiplier, I am pretty limited. I only seem to be able to choose 7 or 7.5 in bios (giving me 15) so I guess my chip must be locked.

10th May 2005, 16:08	#7
wutske Posts: n/a	I know there is a program wich can change the multies un der windows, crystal cpu id or something like that. But it probably only works whe, you mod the cpu to a mobile.