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  • Any Overclock Tools ???/

    HELLO ALL ARE THERE SOME OVERKLOCK TOOLS ARROUND ???
    iff there are can somebody send theme to me
    specs p4 2.8@3.2Ghz Giga byte xnpbla bla 2x80GbHD Raid 0 creative audigy iiyama vision master 502 (21inch) a logitech mx700
    video is ati 9700pro modded to 9800 speeds volt mod ect ect

  • #2
    I've been trying to find some. Powerstrip customer support says they won't be adding Parhelia support anytime soon/if ever.

    If any beta testers want to "leak" any beta OC tools that work with the P, just send them to Snakebitten@cox.net

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    • #3
      It has been stated by Matrox that there will be an overclock util in the second release of their MTSTU for Parhelia.
      You will have to wait for it.

      And don't ask BBz to "leak" anything. It aint gonna happen.
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      • #4
        okay thnx kruzin i wil wait till it come any dates i mind weeks ore months hehe
        specs p4 2.8@3.2Ghz Giga byte xnpbla bla 2x80GbHD Raid 0 creative audigy iiyama vision master 502 (21inch) a logitech mx700
        video is ati 9700pro modded to 9800 speeds volt mod ect ect

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Snakebitten
          I've been trying to find some. Powerstrip customer support says they won't be adding Parhelia support anytime soon/if ever.
          What the hell is the deal with Matrox and Powerstrip?
          Why is it called tourist season, if we can't shoot at them?

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          • #6
            ... I would guess that they're not getting any specs from Matrox and they just aren't interested in popping for a board.
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            • #7
              hey ozzie hows the beer
              no matrox, no matroxusers.

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              • #8
                well there beer tasted very good last night i had a big headegg the dayafter



                so all off you people out there dont drink to much it gifs you headeggs
                specs p4 2.8@3.2Ghz Giga byte xnpbla bla 2x80GbHD Raid 0 creative audigy iiyama vision master 502 (21inch) a logitech mx700
                video is ati 9700pro modded to 9800 speeds volt mod ect ect

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                • #10
                  Gigabyte has a Windows tool called EasyTune 4 that lets you change CPU multiplier, system bus, AGP/CPU/memory voltage, AGP/CPU/DRAM clock settings (linear, divider or async modes) on the fly out of windows. And it runs voltage, temperature and fan monitors with threshold settings. It came with my board, so I don't know if it works on anything else.

                  You can check it out on www.giga-byte.com
                  How can you possibly take anything seriously?
                  Who cares?

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                  • #11
                    CPU multiplier on the fly? You're kidding.
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                    • #12
                      Actually with the AMD K6-2+ and K6-3+ chips there were a few utilities to change the multiplier on the fly, since those chips had the power saving thing to lower the clock for laptops when idle.. and it ended up being good for overclockers for desktops

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                      • #13
                        yeah I have played with k6-3+ and it does do the multiplier changes on the fly.
                        But I have never heard of multiplier changing on the fly for desktop chips
                        Last edited by Marshmallowman; 16 August 2002, 00:09.

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                        • #14
                          ...not kidding. Haven't used all the functions yet, still getting my system revamp the way I want it. Parhelia is on the plan, but waiting for the 256.

                          Here's the address again:

                          How can you possibly take anything seriously?
                          Who cares?

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                          • #15
                            I really doubt that this tool can override hw locked multipliers ... but feel free to prove me wrong.

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