OC'ing mobo's FSB to 1333MHz???

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my new processor is = http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819115034

and my mother board is = http://www.uabit.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=32&Itemid=48&page=1&model=338

My problem is, how do i over clock my mobo's FSB to 1333MHz so it runs with my new QX9650,

any help is welcomed greatly

 

[Lafinass]

Look at my post in the following thread:

http://edgegamers.org/e107_plugins/forum/forum_viewtopic.php?81289

It's good general information for you.

 

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well the processor is over on grand and i don't want to fry it... thus, I don't want to just wildly poke around till i get it right. Can i OC my mother board's FSB (for processor slot thingy, not memory) from up to 1333 MHz? Or can i plop my cpu in and let it run.

 

[yellowbadger52]

ok what you wanna do is first off check to see if you motherboard bios is up to date enough to use a 45nm chip. but other than that it should just plug in and run if im correct.
if your motherboard bios is not up to date you might have to download it then put it on a cd or flash drive and do it that way. im not sure how to do it with your motherboard. just google it if you need more of an explanation.

 

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ok what you wanna do is first off check to see if you motherboard bios is up to date enough to use a 45nm chip. but other than that it should just plug in and run if im correct.
if your motherboard bios is not up to date you might have to download it then put it on a cd or flash drive and do it that way. im not sure how to do it with your motherboard. just google it if you need more of an explanation.
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my mobo is up-to par with the EE 45 nm, but i had to flash it. I asked my techie friend, he said that it will run at 1066 MHz but he has no idea how to OC it to 1333