[Neojag]

well, me and my friend are gonna try to OC an old Pentium 150 tomorrow night to have sum fun. What is the best way to do it? can i use CPUFSB (software) tweak the mobo, what?

 

[Fou-lu]

Since tomorrow is today now, have you o/c that old p150? If not it is good to change it to 166 (fsb 66 x2,5) but that won't help much. It's ancient...

 

[Demigod]

I don't think the old pentium motherboards have softFSB. You might have to do it manually through jumpers, which I don't have any experience with (I distinctly remember something about jumper 11??). Back when I had my old Pentium 100 my friend came over and overclocked it to 120. That extra speed really helped for 3D gaming , but didn't do anything for Windows.

 

[Neojag]

nah, today we removed the linux partitions and formated the HD.. ehehe, this will be fun, maybe i can melt the cooler mwaha...

uh, the problem is that he doesnt have the Mobo's instruction book, so its kinda a shot in the dark...

 

[Fou-lu]

some mobos have a little manual printed on it (either near the jumpers or on it's back), but some don't.
If you can, burn that thing for me!

 

[Mad]

To Neojag

Most of mobo´s have their number(model) printed on it
its easy to find the manual over the net
i did this once, with my old pentium 233 MMX, the mobo was a asus, but i didnt have the manual, so i looked and found some numbers and letters
put this in a search engine like google or altavista
hope it helps

 

[Neojag]

hum, im gonna try that thkx