A apolloh macrumors newbie Original poster Dec 15, 2010 #1 does anyone know if i can overclock this puppy to 2.9 or 3.0ghz ? 😀
vogelhausdesign macrumors regular Dec 15, 2010 #2 If you read about that machine, it over clocks itself for CPU hungry tasks to 3.33MHz
V Vylen macrumors 65816 Dec 15, 2010 #4 Umbongo said: You can't. Click to expand... I'm not entirely sure, but isn't it simply cause server class boards for Xeon's don't allow (permit?) overclocking?
Umbongo said: You can't. Click to expand... I'm not entirely sure, but isn't it simply cause server class boards for Xeon's don't allow (permit?) overclocking?
UltraNEO* macrumors 601 Dec 15, 2010 #5 Back in 2008 someone devised something called the ZDnet Clocker though it's on temporary. Dunno does it work with the newer macs.. but you can try! Let us know what happens
Back in 2008 someone devised something called the ZDnet Clocker though it's on temporary. Dunno does it work with the newer macs.. but you can try! Let us know what happens
S strausd macrumors 68030 Dec 15, 2010 #6 vogelhausdesign said: If you read about that machine, it over clocks itself for CPU hungry tasks to 3.33MHz Click to expand... I'm guessing you mean GHz. And the 5670s are the ones that will TB up to 3.33, not the 5650s.
vogelhausdesign said: If you read about that machine, it over clocks itself for CPU hungry tasks to 3.33MHz Click to expand... I'm guessing you mean GHz. And the 5670s are the ones that will TB up to 3.33, not the 5650s.
N nanofrog macrumors G4 Dec 16, 2010 #7 apolloh said: does anyone know if i can overclock this puppy to 2.9 or 3.0ghz ? 😀 Click to expand... Unfortunately, you can't. Vylen said: I'm not entirely sure, but isn't it simply cause server class boards for Xeon's don't allow (permit?) overclocking? Click to expand... No access to the firmware, nor is there a utility that works on the 2009/10 systems to make the changes needed for it to happen. But there are other boards you can do this (there are Workstation and Server boards, not just enthusiast/gaming boards). UltraNEO* said: Back in 2008 someone devised something called the ZDnet Clocker though it's on temporary. Dunno does it work with the newer macs.. but you can try! Let us know what happens Click to expand... 2006 to 2008, Yes, but not with 2009/10 systems.
apolloh said: does anyone know if i can overclock this puppy to 2.9 or 3.0ghz ? 😀 Click to expand... Unfortunately, you can't. Vylen said: I'm not entirely sure, but isn't it simply cause server class boards for Xeon's don't allow (permit?) overclocking? Click to expand... No access to the firmware, nor is there a utility that works on the 2009/10 systems to make the changes needed for it to happen. But there are other boards you can do this (there are Workstation and Server boards, not just enthusiast/gaming boards). UltraNEO* said: Back in 2008 someone devised something called the ZDnet Clocker though it's on temporary. Dunno does it work with the newer macs.. but you can try! Let us know what happens Click to expand... 2006 to 2008, Yes, but not with 2009/10 systems.
voyagerd macrumors 65816 Dec 16, 2010 #8 It depends what motherboard you use and if it permits overclocking. I have dual 3.33GHz 6-core Xeons overclocked.
It depends what motherboard you use and if it permits overclocking. I have dual 3.33GHz 6-core Xeons overclocked.
B bearcatrp macrumors 68000 Dec 17, 2010 #9 voyagerd said: It depends what motherboard you use and if it permits overclocking. I have dual 3.33GHz 6-core Xeons overclocked. Click to expand... Are you using a SR2 board? How far do you have it overclocked?
voyagerd said: It depends what motherboard you use and if it permits overclocking. I have dual 3.33GHz 6-core Xeons overclocked. Click to expand... Are you using a SR2 board? How far do you have it overclocked?