Overclocking Do any of the experts on here support overclocking ? Like Desktop PC's. Because Im sort of into that right now. Know any kewl forums I would like ? Any advice would be appreciated. Thanx.

If you rooted this device start from scratch by using ODIN 1.8.3 or 1.8.5 and taking it back down to Gingerbread. Make sure you have your correct .TAR & MD5 files.
You want to use caution when overclocking some Samsung devices. When you start overclocking you want to make SURE you flash a kernel built for overclocking. Just because you can overclock it, doesn't mean it will be safe. Head over to the XDA Forums and search for your device and overclocking settings. Those geeks are certified pros. That's where I get all my tips & info.

**Recovery: Try using the OEM Recovery by turning off the device completely and turning back on by holding the "power button" and the "volume up" button. You should see the device kick into stock recovery.

motherboards do not come overclocked, unless you bought it from a person that has already done that. For overclocking, you go into the BIOS but make sure you have adequate cooling in your machine. When you overclock you want the CPU cooler fan to blow away from the CPU instead of onto it. Also you want more fans blowing out the rear of the case if you have one intake fan in the front, two in the rear/side panel. Overclocking causes more heat, and shortens CPU lifetime. I believe you press F2 at boot to get into BIOS on your motherboard. in the BIOS settings you can change the multiplier, but if it doesn't add up correctly, your computer will just hang instead of boot and try a different setting. Although this mobo supports Hyper-Threading and supports Untied Overclocking Technology, so it should be simpler to overclock rather than some mobos are tricky to get it going right.

As for the graphics card with this board: it's an Intel processor so you need a graphics card made by ATI. I would recommend a Radeon graphics card with this motherboard. The motherboard is compatible with Front Side Bus 1600/1333MHz CPUs, so make sure your Graphics card you select doesn't have a FSB faster than that, otherwise you will be wasting money.

Overclocking is something you should only do if you are fairly experienced with computers. Most motherboards that overclock are made for overclocking as are the processors used. Good overclocking requires a balance of increased FSB, multiplier, increased voltage to the ram and sometimes the processor as well, and excellent cooling. It is easy to burn out your system by overclocking. There are many things you should know first. For that reasion alone it is impossible for me to tell you how to overclock it.

But, go to www.extremeoverclocking.com. This is a site made for people who want to overclock. Read and browse through the forums. You will also find some excellent by the numbers guides there. Sigh up and jump in. When you perform your first overclock, come back and tell me. I've been overclocking since 2002.

Sirwriter

Overclocking on computers is done via the BIOS, if the BIOS on the computer supports it. The T23 hasn't got this ability.
Late model desktop computers have this capability with Gigabyte motherboards as well as other makes, overclocking will generate greater heat problems and additional CPU cooling may be requires.

You need to check your BIOS. If you can overclock you will see a selection for CPU and speed in BIOS. If not there then your motherboard does not allow you to overclock your CPU.

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are you sure that your pc is built for overclocking? dont be risky it might get you trouble on your pc. i suggest that you shouldnt overclocking it and besides your processor is high ed.


CHARCOIS

Software tools only work if you have a motherboard chipset which supports them. If you have an nVidia nForce chipset, I recommend nTune. If you have something else, check with the manufacturer of the motherboard and they may be able to recommend a program which can overclock for you.

As a rule I do not recommend overclocking blindly. If you do overclock, make sure you do it safely and be aware that you are voiding the warranty of both your CPU and RAM (unless your memory warranty states otherwise).

Overclocking can be done safely and I recommend you keep a guide closeby when attempting it for the first and 100th times. You can find a guide in this issue of Maximum PC.

I would only upgrade the memory in your computer.

you machine is not able to handle it dude

Overclocking is not really recommended to be done by normal users. For overclocking your computer, you should have extensive knowledge of the hardware of your computer.

Overclocking may result in a totally non-working computer, burnt up Processor and motherboard and the likes. Also, overclocking results in heating problems, so you need to have made the arrangements for taking care of this heat issue.

Basically overclocking means increasing the Clock Speed of your comuter. Suppose I say that I have a Pentium 4 - 2.4GHz computer, the 2.4GHz part is the clock speed, which is increase in overclocking. Surely the computers with higher clock speeds work faster but that comes at a price. A small mistake on your part and your computer is no more working.

There are various Forums and sites on the internet that discuss Overclocking and its intricacies in greater detail.
Here's a pointer:
http://www.extremeoverclocking.com/


PS: Search google for "overclocking" and you should get a lotta links to work with.