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How to overclock my CPU?
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Posted by: Arunan
I have a Pentium III 450 mhz. What is its max speed? How can I overclock it?
Posted by: redwench
www.overclockers.com
Posted by: Canis Lupus
Unfortunately, we do not post tips on how to overclock processors here ... the site wenchy gave might be helpful, tho 
As far as I remember, early P3's weren't drastically overclockable (those belonged to the Celerons during that day) - most you can squeeze out is probably around 50MHz-70MHz more if you're lucky
Posted by: Kdr Kane
What they said.
And just for us to look at, why don't you give us the model number of the motherboard? Maybe we can direct you to a good CPU upgrade instead.
Posted by: Arunan
Its a standard Compaq Deskpro, I am getting a new computer, I do not want to overclock that at the moment.
Posted by: Bobaroo
It is very hard and very rare that you can Overclock an OEM computer. They usually put some kind of lock on the bios, not letting you change the FSB, Multiplier and voltages. You would need a new motherboard to overclock.
Posted by: arturo238
Dont bother, thr proc that of which you speak is slow enough that you will not make it any more usefull by Oclocking. Intel's P-III is also the hardes proc to overclock that intel has made post-pentium era.
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