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[KDragon]

        omfg jtdc

[ZippoJob]

Don't worry about hosing the bios. if you read up on what your flashing you will be fine.


also with the overclocking your cpu thingy, it's as easy as sticking a higher number in. thats all i did. you just have to make sure the temps dont get too high.

Also when i overclocked my cpu my computer locked up the next time i tried to boot. I had put in a too high number.. just look for the clear cmos jumper on your motherboard and take that off and away you go again.

www.overclockers.com is a website based around overclocking (duh)

edit:

Actually goto http://www.overclockers.com/links/ instead and goto a page from there.

And btw I wouldnt rush this if you dont know how to fix it!

[raggedraider]

thanx

[mb3k]

But now I'm happy to own an Asus, but afraid to overclock again haha.
Just be careful!

[raggedraider]

im really trying to get rid of some " latency "

 my problem with the emachine is
using cake walk software and using a usb " sound card/box " ( audiophile )

 im picking up a small amout of lag

interesting enough
 the dell 2400 ( with the same chipset as the emachine ) doesnt have any lag ( or delay in sound )

i swapped the ram between the 2 that didnt help ( 512 pc 2700 )

 the only difference is the dell is running 2192.8 ( multiplier @ 22.0 )

and the emachine is at 1694.5 ( multiplier @ 17.0 )


im currently serching for a bios that would enable fsb/ram volts/ in the emachine
 
 i dont think im looking for much of an increase

anybody know anything ?
 or is it plain and simple - no bios for an emachine ?


 thanx

[enderandrew]

I doubt an updated bios from the same manufacturer will suddenly add features such as overclocking.  But it doesn't hurt to look.  You need to find out what mobo you have.

[Potato Bob]

for these last two years :sigh: