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I'm learning on overclocking CPUs. Never did that, so i need to learn it because i'm curious.

So i crank up my old Sempron, raise the bus speed from 200MHz to 255MHz, doing a overclock from 1600MHz to 2033MHz. The multiplier is 8.

So, i raise the bus speed to 260MHz and the system crashes. Why?

Im running a ASRock board with untied bus speed. So RAM and PCI-e is unaffected, only the CPU. It's pretty cool.

I can not modify the multiplier or the vcore voltage.

But if i could, what should i do to get a bus speed of 260 and 2100MHz without Windows crashing and a successful Prime95 30min test? Raise vcore? Raise mutliplier?

All new to this, so no laugh :P
 

NOTE: Temperature not a factor.
 

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Well if it's running out of factory spec then it depends on how 'good' your chip is.

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why not just increase the multiplier? than do the bus speed for a little extra afterwards?

Old CPUs overclocked via FSB and not multi.

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