Increasing the speed of your computer is called overclocking. Overclocking is not as complicated as it might seem at first glance. Practice and some experience in the form of a damaged processor invariably confirm this.
Instructions
Step 1
Overclocking a processor today is a fairly straightforward task. To do this, you need to increase the frequency at which the computer (processor) operates. There are many programs with which you can "overclock" the processor directly from Windows. For example Softfsb. Download this program (distribution is free). Run. The command line of this program will open. Specify the frequency to which you want to "overclock" the processor and press "Y". Then the program will do everything automatically. No reboot required.
Step 2
The best option is to overclock the CPU from the BIOS. Go to BIOS, find the option that is responsible for the memory frequency. If you do not know the exact location, then check this in the instructions. After you have found this option - set the minimum value. Next, find the parameter called AGP / PCI Clock and set the value to 66/33 MHz. Now you need to find the Frequency / Voltage Control parameter. This parameter will be responsible for increasing the speed of the processor. There is no specific value to increase the value by. It all depends on the characteristics of your personal computer. First, increase the frequency by 10 MHz. In most cases, this should work. Save the changed settings and boot Windows. Now you need to make sure that the speed of your computer has increased. To do this, download the CPU-Z program. Check the stability of the processor using Super PI or Prime95. Also, control the temperature of the processor, it should not rise above 60 degrees, but the lower the temperature, the better.
Step 3
If everything succeeded, then repeat the steps and increase the speed of your computer by another 10 MHz. Continue this until the system is stable.
