Overclocking oem

I tried to flash my bios for my old gateway and it didn't do a damn thing. So that narrows it down to all other brands, lol.
















I know I wasn't really helpful there....
 
I am new to everything to overclocking so I will read up. Though my situation will be different. So umm.... forgive the noob question how to I flash the bios?
 
I know with the old Dell I used to have, if I tried overclocking the GPU or CPU using Windows programs, once I raised it a few Mhz, the computer crashed. I'm guessing your HP will do the same thing.
 
[-0MEGA-];448014 said:
I know with the old Dell I used to have, if I tried overclocking the GPU or CPU using Windows programs, once I raised it a few Mhz, the computer crashed. I'm guessing your HP will do the same thing.

But can't I try it? If it does crash can I get everything back to normal?
 
[-0MEGA-];448023 said:
If its like the Dell, it will just reboot and it will be back to normal.

Ok. Can you give me some programs you recommend to try overclocking my comp? Also, the steps on how to. Don't mean to be a pain it is just that I don't know a whole lot in this area. Thanks a bunch. ~Holyjunk
 
Ok. Can you give me some programs you recommend to try overclocking my comp? Also, the steps on how to. Don't mean to be a pain it is just that I don't know a whole lot in this area. Thanks a bunch. ~Holyjunk

I had an Intel CPU with an Intel motherboard, and I knew that it was the 945 chipset. So if you can find out your chipset (use CPU-z), then you can download use the corect PLL for ClockGen (www.cpuid.com).

On the clockgen site, it will tell you what PLL goes with what motherboard. Now most likely it wont list your intel board, so you may have to just try out a few others with the same chipset. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesnt.

If you show me a screenshot or tell me the chipset of that motherboard, I may be able toh elp you find it.
 
I can't seem to figure it out from here. Thanks for your help so far!
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