How to OC

is there any way to OC CPU of this PC

1. E5200
2. asus p5kplam g31 microATX board
3. 4670 1gb
4. 2 gb ddr2 ram

is possible, plz teach me on the windows method

(i'm not very good with bios and i just found jumper free config in bios as : 5, 10, 15 and 20 % OC)

i just want about 15-20% oc?

is there any tool? or anything?

thanks

Hi man, If you have a preset O/c in your bios, why not try that?
You will most likely be needing an aftermarket cooler on there to help cope with the extra heat created, but if its a feature of your motherboard use it,
you will be well advised to read a load of posts in here just to get familiar with terms and references, you'll be surprised how fast you pick things up hehe
one more thing though, i would get another 2Gb of ram in the system first, that will speed you up as well
Moto

http://coolercasesuk.co.uk/showthr [...] king-HowTo
and although your 5200 isn't listed, heres a more specific guide as well
http://www.clunk.org.uk/forums/ove [...] nners.html
hope this helps a bit man, have fun
Moto

I'm no expert on the finer points of clocking myself, so the ratio question i cant answer,
you will have to set your ram timings yourself before you start to whatever the ram runs at, so if its 800Mhz ram, set it as close to 400 as you can in bios without going over, double data rate makes it 800Mhz, if you set it to 800 thats a 100% Oc and you wont get anywhere
but if your math works out then yes, thats a feasible method of reaching 3.3Ghz, 3307.5= 10.5x315, although if your bios lets you, try and work with a lower clockspeed and higher multiplier, it helps keep heat and voltages down and according to various viewpoints, yields a more stable result
dont just set everything to your highest calculated numbers, that more often than not will not work,
start from where you are now, and up things in small increments, then test stability with Prime95, or similar, you'll find your ceiling without cooking anything
Moto

whats the voltage on? it may be that a touch more will hold you at 3.3Ghz, but I'd research a little on the net for your chips max voltage limit,
and as stated earlier, set the ram yourself, dont trust bios to know the best, if you've set it you know that isn't the source of any issues,
dont worry about individual timings there should be a droptab for xxxMHz, just remember to half the rams rating and get as close to that as you can
Gratx on your first stable Clock though man work ok on your games etc?
thats my measure of if a clocks successful more than P95 or Sandra,
if it works for WoW, I'm happy hehe
Moto

1:1 isn't as important on ratio's as some would have you believe,
I run a perfectly stable system at 3:10 , leave it on auto and concentrate on getting the Oc set first, if you wish you can alter the ram more later on,
Moto

yup, as long as it holds P95 it should be good but as I said, I judge the success by it holding up under gaming for 8 hour plus sessions hehe
Moto