Intel desktop board dp43tf ...

[vanillaLVL]

Hi , ive got intel desktop board dp43tf and intel core 2 duo e6750 on it , so my problem is that the bios dont have overclock menu  .. Ive have lastest version of bios installed 

[boggle4321]

does the board support overclocking?

[vanillaLVL]

does the board support overclocking?

 

I dont know for sure , because asking for help there .

[Quaker]

I'm not sure what you're asking. OK, your motherboard doesn't have overclocking features.... so?

 

It's not particularly surprising that your motherboard doesn't have overclocking features, particularly as it's an Intel board. Intel boards have almost always been primarily designed for servers, workstations, and business use where OC is not a consideration. Even today you can get Motherboards from OC friendly manufacturers like ASUS, Gigabyte, etc, that have no OC capabilities - particularly those that use non-OC friendly chipsets such as B75.

 

Also, you say your motherboard doesn't have an "overclock menu", but does it have sections of the BIOS  where you can adjust the various clock frequencies, etc, that you would use to overclock things before overclocking was so popular?

 

Anyway, the bottom line is - if your motherboard doesn't have any overclock features, then it doesn't have overclock features. :)

I'd suggest you Google overclocking of your Core 2 Duo to see what methods are used to overclock it and what can be done using the settings in your board's BIOS.

[vanillaLVL]

I'm not sure what you're asking. OK, your motherboard doesn't have overclocking features.... so?

 

It's not particularly surprising that your motherboard doesn't have overclocking features, particularly as it's an Intel board. Intel boards have almost always been primarily designed for servers, workstations, and business use where OC is not a consideration. Even today you can get Motherboards from OC friendly manufacturers like ASUS, Gigabyte, etc, that have no OC capabilities - particularly those that use non-OC friendly chipsets such as B75.

 

Also, you say your motherboard doesn't have an "overclock menu", but does it have sections of the BIOS  where you can adjust the various clock frequencies, etc, that you would use to overclock things before overclocking was so popular?

 

Anyway, the bottom line is - if your motherboard doesn't have any overclock features, then it doesn't have overclock features. :)

I'd suggest you Google overclocking of your Core 2 Duo to see what methods are used to overclock it and what can be done using the settings in your board's BIOS.

 

 

Ive have been google that , and yeah , in most cases it was overlcocked in another motherboards , so  , no OC for me  , ive have seen that my cpu can hold up to 3,6 ghz with  stock cooler. .  :(