Overclocked Celeron 2.4 To 3.2

[galla2k4eva]

Yesterday I Overclocked my Celeron 2.4GHz to 3.2GHz! my first ever overclock, only a few C rise in temps gonna put a intake on the front and maybe replace my CPU HS and Fan for something better.

[OweO2004]

nice one m8! have you noticed an increase in performance?

[smokincpu]

good job

watch the temp under heavy load

havent had much to do with celerons but my friends gets a bit temperature testy under heavy load

[Hailstorm]

I started OCing with a 2.7 celeron. I took it up to 3.5. If you plan to do this for long term use. Get a better heatsink. Don't take the voltage up much. You shouldn't need to . Whats going to hold you back is your RAM most likey. Now, the performance gain is there. But your starting from a low position. I more than doubled my scores when I went to my 2.4MO P4. But have fun with what you have.YOu can always keep an eye out for a better chip for yourself.

[galla2k4eva]

yea its running faster till i killed it yesterday trying to clean it, cant get a pic on my monitor, ill sort it eventually.

[computergee]

Try reseting the CMOS jumper. I have a 2.4 cleron too, I usally have it stable at 2.8, I gotta get me a better mobo. What motherboard do you have?

[galla2k4eva]

Ive tried resetting the cmos but nothing is working. I think i killed the processor with static even though i was earthed. I have a MS-335E or something like that, its made by MSI. Im at school now gotta go.

 

[edit]Now at home on a laptop with jerky mouse

my Mobo is a MS-6533E, made by MSI.

The comp is being taken down to Milton Keynes (the home of my computer) to get repaired or replaced. I was told by the support to hold the on button for 20sec while the comp is switched off and it should reset it, does this have the same results as altering the jumpers?

Edited October 2, 2004 by galla2k4eva