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Old 07-12-2003, 12:35 AM   #1 (permalink)
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anyone know if a Gigabyte 7zxe will allow overclocking ?

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guys anyone know if a Gigabyte 7zxe board will allow overclocking ?




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Old 07-12-2003, 08:03 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I checked the gigabyte website : http://tw.giga-byte.com/MotherBoard/...ts_GA-7ZXE.htm

and from it you can see that the board you have supports easytune3 which is a program gigabyte have that will overclock your mobo.
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I checked the gigabyte website : http://tw.giga-byte.com/MotherBoard/...ts_GA-7ZXE.htm

and from it you can see that the board you have supports easytune3 which is a program gigabyte have that will overclock your mobo.

yeah I know of easytune, but thats windows only and its not that good really

I was wondering if it supports bios or jumper clocking



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But easytune is safer. If your overclock fails or becomes unstable easytune resets your settings back to stock. Might want to try that route first and get an idea of what your CPU/RAM can do. Also depending on which revision of the board you have will determine your overclockability. Version 1.x/2.0 only support the XP+ Palomino core CPUS which aren't very overclockable. Version 2.1 takes the XP+ T-Breds which are much better overclockers.
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But easytune is safer. If your overclock fails or becomes unstable easytune resets your settings back to stock. Might want to try that route first and get an idea of what your CPU/RAM can do. Also depending on which revision of the board you have will determine your overclockability. Version 1.x/2.0 only support the XP+ Palomino core CPUS which aren't very overclockable. Version 2.1 takes the XP+ T-Breds which are much better overclockers.

I see your point, easier to go testing with it then clearing cmos everytime

but I still want to know if its even possible to overclock using 7zxe's bios, so i dont go buy cpu and then have no options


got lucky its rev: 2.1, man it would of sucked if it wouldnt accept the t-core, by the way do you know what max cpu it takes ?

do you have one by the way ?


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