Overclocking on Gigabyte Board

[PyroSama]

Seriously... The worst you can do is up the FSB to much and mess up the registry but thats basicly it. (Oh and dont go more than 180 for the FSB on that board do the rest by multiplyers. Its not the best overclocking board out there)

[qoute]Come onnnn---this is entirely un-neccessary...

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Originally posted by AlexanderAkulick
Try changing the multiplier switches on the board to the desired multiplier or multiplier switches to auto on the board. You may need to F-Disk and Format the OS drive and re-install the OS and updated mobo software after this. Be sure you have F-11 bios installed and set-up first. This board may require the multiplier switches set manually - they are at the upper left of the processor. I have the same board and it refuses to recognize changes in changes to mobo switches sometimes, unless I F-Disk the OS drive and re-install the OS.(has to do with stored hard drive set-up data)
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PyroSama

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[chinq82]

Ive got the same board, Ive got an 1800 tbredA in it, that I've only mangaged to bump it up about 200mhz, but I didnt expect much out of it anyways. Pyrosama's right, its not quite the best oc'ing board out there, but Its solid. Its stable as heck running at stock speeds.

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[chinq82]

I'm good where I am, I was only experimenting with it. I've really got no use for oc'ing. But I might see what I can do down the road.