intel e6550 overclocking


  1. rudions
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    intel e6550 overclocking


    Oki i know this CPU is old as world But i overclocked it to 3.15ghz at startup screen it shows its 3,15ghz at -CAN I RUN IT - shows 3.15ghz at windows 7 dxdiag and system it shows 2.80ghz.

    So is it 3.15ghz or 2.80ghz im a bit confused
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  3. Lordbob75
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    How did you oc it?

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  4. rudions
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    I OC my PCU using bios standart clock as i remeber was 333mhz x7 and i OC to 450mhz x 7
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