Links to overclocking tools

Due to the way you stated the above John, you seem like a guy that will understand the following;

Yeah know funny thing about overclocking;

1) You may have a good Processor that came off the assembly line that day, or it may be one that just squeezed past Quality Control. Push it too much, and it will fry. Trying to make it hit 2.0GHz all day long, every day, may just push it over the limit. Sure you may have read about, or even heard of someone who did it. How long? How long did the processor last at this overclocked rate?

2) AMD's run H-O-T. Not a good idea to push a Processor with overclocking (Which makes it run MUCH hotter) in a cramped laptop environment, with a low cooling capacity anyway.

3) Ram Memory typically operates at half of the FSB Frequency Rate ('Speed'), that the Processor does. (Front Side Bus)

To overclock you can;
A) Change the Voltage
B) Change the FSB frequency rate ('speed')
C) Change the Multiplier

If you change the Front Side Bus frequency rate too far, the ram memory will not work anymore.
Won't match.

AMD Turion 64 MT-30,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AMD_Turion_microprocessors#.22Lancaster.22_.2890_nm.29

The Sempron you name is a Turion also.
Turion ML-37,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AMD_Turion_microprocessors#.22Lancaster.22_.2890_nm.29

4) You have to have a BIOS Setup Utility that will allow you to change CPU parameters.

See this article?

http://www.ehow.com/how_7335931_overclock-turion-64-compaq-nx6125.html

No mention that overclocking a Processor shortens it's 'Life Span'
No mention that if overclocked too far the Ram Memory may not work.

No mention that an AMD processor runs HOT, and if you overclock you'd better have a lot more than the factory cooling. Plus not a good thing for a laptop anyway because of a laptop's poor cooling design. (Cramped small space, small fan, inadequate cooling thermal module)

No mention that the BIOS Setup Utility in your laptop may not have a CPU Soft option, or options inside that allow you to change the Processor's parameters.

No mention that you should go slow. Change parameters in one SMALL increment, wait 24 hours, and check the system. Looks okay? Change parameters another small increment. Check during a 24 hour period. Keep going until the computer starts messing up, then go BACK to the last parameter that checked out okay

Have I dissuaded you yet?
No?
Just don't want to see someone fry their Processor, or computer.

Okay.

The Turion MT-30 has a clock multiplier of 8 times. (8x)
The Turion ML-37 has a clock multiplier of 10x.

The Turion MT-30 uses 1.35 Volts (DC)
The Turion ML-37 uses 1.35 Volts (DC)

The Turion MT-30's Front Side Bus frequency rate is 800MegaHertz
The Turion ML-37's FSB 'speed' is 800MHz.

What options in your BIOS Setup do you have for changing CPU (Processor) parameters?
State back in a Comment. (Believe top right of your page)

No options?
Then try CrystalCPUID, or ClockGen,

1) http://crystalmark.info/software/CrystalCPUID/index-e.html

2) http://files.extremeoverclocking.com/file.php?f=189

3) http://www.cpuid.com/


Regards,
joecoolvette

It is pretty reasonable to think that the overclocking is the problem here. the 64bit is probably more of a strain and is causing the system to overheat etc.

You talking overclocking? That is only with amd cpu's and if you have a amd you need a overclocking tool www.overclockers.com should help you in this regard.. Please leave me good feedback as we do not get compensated for free questions so we look at your vote for out gratitude thanks..

Download AMD Overdrive here
It is a powerful all-in-one overclocking, monitoring, and testing utility designed for users of motherboards with AMD 700-series chipsets.

some mothere boards do not alow over clocking its bes to ask where u buy the mother board / cpu if it is posible to overclock

There are different ways to overclock, however some methods might harm the CPU I am adding the link which shows the methods. here is the link
http://www.amdboard.com/ocspecial.html

Also please make sure your BIOS supports overclocking
Good Luck

You have to go into your bios and see what your front side bus and memmory speeds are. If you overclock you cpu, sometimes you need to underclock your memmory. Say step your memmory down to 333mhz and overclock your front side bus(fsb).
Normally your fsb is 200 and only increase it by mhz. Restart, go into windows. and see if it is stable.

I always use cpu-z and gpu-z to check all of my hardware settings. I use ati tool to overclock my x1950 and it is great. There really isnt any good cpu overclocking tools because its better to do it in the bios.

Do a specific search in google for your processor and overclocking.

Try this. press ctrl-alt-delete to view your task manager. Click the processes tab. From the list of items, look at CPU and Mem Usage to see what all is running.

If you are looking for the best socket 939 motherboard then its the DFI lanpaty ultra d that you want :)

Hard to find new now but plenty on ebay. Great boards for features and fantastic overclocking potential.

If its a socket 754 cpu you have i think they also did a similiar version for that platform too.

overclocking is a risky processor which increases cpu speed . i causes cpu burn out causing damage to mother board . if ur computer is in warranty time then ur warrnty might be get cancelled and can cause serious money loss