Any posablity of over clocking on a k9agm2

Hey any way of over clock my amd 4800+ on the msi k9agm2 at all i know i picked a low end board cos i dont have the cash and it dosent have any voltage settings and what not in the bios so any ideas or work arounds would greatly be appreciated

Quote from: Teflon on 14-October-07, 23:36:39
thanks boss killer well the vcore i vould cvhnge nother wy but multiplyers and stuff i wouldent no how to go abotyuu isn memset ram timing?? sorry i was sure memset was ram tiing no proceesor stuff
yes its for mem. timings, not for CPU... try with clockgen

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Wonkanoby,
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