Overclock Pentium Dual Core E5500


  1. gaz
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    Overclock Pentium Dual Core E5500


    Hello,

    just wondering if this image is correct

    my old processor was a celeron 2.0 GHZ which when i overclocked would read in properties @2.3 Ghz 2.3 Ghz

    Now Iv'e overclocked my 2.8 Ghz Dual core E5500(2.8 Ghz)
    and it says @2.8Ghz 3.28Ghz

    I was wondering if what it is showng is correct??

    Also i have a Geforce GT 430 which seems to have dropped my desktop graphics WEI Score(score was 5 , now 4.4) but upped my gaming graphics (not a problem really)

    sorry if its a lame question
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  3. Wishmaster
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    It usually shows the stock clock speed follwed by the OC or actual speeds.
    At least thats how mine always has.
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    Was 3.28Ghz what you had it set for in the bios? If so its normal.
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  4. smarteyeball
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    As WM mentioned, it will show both the stock speed and the overclocked speed.

    If 3.28ghz is your OC - it's correct. If not, the WEI sometimes has issues showing the correct info for OC clock speeds from the BIOS multiplier.
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  6. beagrie07
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    Take a look in BIOS for your clock speeds, it'll show the default and current clock in there.
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  7. GeneO
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    Don't you know what you overclocked it to??
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  8. gaz
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    Thanks for replys and it all seems to be correct, yes i do know what i overclocked it to, by default it was 200Mhz and i changed it to 228 Mhz giving me the .48 Ghz more thanks
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  10. zk0ot
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    gaz, what multiplier was your Bios set at? i just checked mine and its running 200mh at 9X for a lowsy 1.8.
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