Over Clocking workshops?

[Eagle_Eye]

Just wondering if there would be any workshops in or near Ottawa Ontario Canada??

 

Ya know just a groups of peeps that like to hang out and tweak the $#$# out of their hard ware..

 

I myself can read all the tutes in the world but won't be able to understand wth is going on unless i see it visually...

 

 

I think i've kooked this as5 on my components long enough and yes i do wan't to venture into higher clocks..

 

Not worried about cpu cause next year she is getting upped to an fx series..

 

unless i had screen shots of bios listed showing me how i can determin max mhz in increments 1 reboot and test at a time then work from there.

 

I really don't want to mess with upping the voltage on ram so i suspect from what i have read 218hz should be max but optimistically i'll be happy with 216 he he

 

i do have adjustable rails but not sure how reliable it is by depending with in bios or software.

 

 

so any how does any o/c workshops even exist??

or does some one have same config as me and willing to share some screenies??

[Guest GripS]

I'm sorry to tell you this but overclocking takes time and effort. Sure you can pay someone to overclock it for you but if your gonna pay someone to overclock you might as well just buy a faster processor.

[blazin-asian]

if u wanna drive to Toronto then i can help you with your OC, lol.

 

there are tons of people with the 3200+ and lots of results. if u cant find it on dfi street, there are tons of other forums too.

[tasr]

You should also first read this prior to OC’ing; The Definitive DFI AMD Overclocking Guide. Then re-read it, and you will be surprised how much more info you’ll pick up.

 

It is full of just about everything you need to know to get started with overclocking your rig.

 

 

[EdLSmith]

And then you can go back and start researching the internet begunning with the references and links given. It is a long read, never ending read. Really great stuff.