Asrock-G41M-VS3 R2.0-how-to-overclock

[john79]

hello friends I am new and I am just starting to understand the process of overclocking I join this forum to find help since I do not have good training on the subject. Well explained my reason I proceed to comment my doubts = I appreciate your collaboration and understanding since I do not know the terminologies in computer science == ( I have an asrock G41M-VS3 R2.0 motherboard ASRock > G41M-VS3 R2.0 " with a CPU INTEL DUAL CORE E5300 2.6 GHZ processor 2GB ram memory
and a 250GB disk operating system Microsoft Windows 7 Professional Service Pack 1 fully functioning
well I just want to do an overclock with the OC TUNER tool from asrock but I do not know how to also overclock the ram if possible I appreciate your collaboration and thank you very much

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[fjavi]

@john79:

hello friends I am new and just starting to understand the process of overclocking I join this forum to find help since I do not have good training in the subject. Well explained my reason I proceed to tell you my doubts= I appreciate your collaboration and understanding since I do not know the terminologies in computer science==( I have an asrock G41M-VS3 R2.0 motherboard " ASRock > G41M-VS3 R2.0 " with a CPU INTEL DUAL CORE E5300 2.6 GHZ processor 2GB ram memory
and a 250GB disk fully functioning Microsoft Windows 7 Professional Service Pack 1 operating system
well I just want to overclock it using the OC TUNER tool from asrock but I do not know how to overclock the ram either if it is possible I appreciate your collaboration and thank you very much

That motherboard will not allow much overclocking, the good thing is that this processor has a high multiplier and with raising the FSB to 266 it should already have an important frequency, you will need a little more voltage but that would be better to put a picture of the bios of the motherboard, the part where it is overclocked. it is a very basic motherboard and it will not be able to do much look here I found something.

DRAM Frecuency [AUTO] here according to the memory you have put a manual value approximate to the memory, that after putting the CPU frequency
DRAM Command Rate [AUTO]

CPU Frecuency (MHz) [200] here for example 250
PCIE Frecuency (MHz) [100]

DRAM Voltage [AUTO]
NB Voltage [AUTO]
VTT Voltage [AUTO]
GTLRef Voltage [AUTO]

I do not see the CPU voltage, it would be better to put a picture of the bios area where those options I put are.