Any way to oc a OEM mobo?!

[BobbyWhiskey]

ok i got a new mobo coming soon and i wanted to try OCing(i dont care if i brake it) on this one but its OEM
is there anyway i can OC anything? ram or processor or whatever?
or i will have to wait for my new mobo to be shipped?
edit: its a VIA KT133 mobo

 

[Cromewell]

short answer no you can't, long answer maybe. you can try http://www.cpuid.com/clockgen.php but being oem I doubt it can be done

 

[4W4K3]

VIA KT133 generally suck for overclocking, and i doubt it will have an unlocked BIOS with the features you need. If it does it is somewhat possible, and even still Clockgen MIGHT work...but i wouldn't get your hopes up. Even if it was fully unlocked and BIOS is overclocking friendly the VIA KT133 is a pretty outdated chipset and wasn't designed for overclocking.

 

[BobbyWhiskey]

ok and my cpu is always working at 22C is that possible? or my heatsink si broken?
and with PCwizard my temperature all the time change to 22.58 to 22.15 without any reason is that normal?

 

[Praetor]

As Cromwell says, short answer = dont count on it, Long answer = read http://www.computerforum.com/announcement.php?f=7

and with PCwizard my temperature all the time change to 22.58 to 22.15 without any reason is that normal?

Dude, that's not even half a degree....

 

[BobbyWhiskey]

i mean... is my heatsink working?
the temperature is wierd?
how can i know if its working?

 

[Praetor]

i mean... is my heatsink working?

Yes its working

the temperature is wierd?

No

how can i know if its working?

You dont. The machine is old enough that you barely have to worry about it