[SetFSB Auto Tool] - Automatic CPU overclocking utility

Hi MaynardX,

Please confirm if you have entered the necessary info correctly:

• Stock CPU Frequency: 2667
• Max Multiplier: 8
• Overclocked CPU frequency: xxxx *

* Where xxxx is your desired overclock frequency

Check if you are overclocking your FSB trough the BIOS. Your system's default FSB frequency is 333Mhz(333x4=1332Mhz). If you are overclocking in the BIOS and SetFSB at the same time, you will need to re-enter the "Stock CPU Frequency:" field on AutoTool's config .exe, with the CPU frequency that you had set/overclocked in the BIOS, so that the algorithm know that the CPU is pre-overclocked.

Example:

You had overclocked your CPU to 3500Mhz in the BIOS. You will need to enter 3500 in the "Stock CPU Frequency:" field:

• Stock CPU Frequency: 3500
• Max Multiplier: 8
• Overclocked CPU frequency: xxxx *

* Where xxxx is your desired overclock frequency

You can use CPU-Z to check the FSB and CPU frequencies: http://www.cpuid.com/download/cpuz_149.zip

Any problem please report. Thanks

 

Hi there
Yes I've OCed my CPU lately. So to make things easier I came back to default settings in BIOS, which is 333MHz, 2660MHz and 8 multiplier. Overclocked CPU frequency set to 3700MHz. So SetFSB reads numbers correctly, but when I start AutoToolOC ON it tells me that CPU is 3700MHz. At this point it doesn't change readings in SetFSB though. Maybe taht is happening when the FSB is set over 400MHz. System hangs suddenly when i reach 400MHz (using 10MHz steps). But till this point SetFSB reads correctly settings although starting AutoToolOCON it tells over and over 3700MHz.

 

Will the M860TU ever be supported?
As of now I have no way of OCing my X9100 and it blows....

 

The developer of setfsb has said that he will not support montevina, so it is unlikely for the m860tu to be supported

 

Audigy O setfsb funciona na serie asus m51 montevina com processador p8600 a 2.7

na verdade tenho-te visto ai por forums sei que es portugues, e tens bastante facilidade de falar ingles, eu perciso de ajuda num tutorial de algo que descobri acerca de fazer OC em placas graficas cujo a Vbios ta integrada na bios do sistema
se podesses contactar-me : andrepedro 1987 Mailquente (Tudo pegado)
puz dessa forma o mail para nao ser banido ou coisa parecida LOL. tambem tenho steam; etiko87
obrigado

 

Eh say what????

Google Translate to the rescue:

The Audigy series setfsb work in asus M51 montevina with a p8600 processor 2.7

in fact you have seen in forums i know is Portuguese, and have very easy to speak English, I perciso the help of a tutorial I found out about something to do in OC graphics cards with the Vbios ta integrated into the system bios
if podesses contact me: andrepedro 1987 Mailquente (all her)
puz so the mail to not be banned or something LOL. I also steam; etiko87
thanks

 

thanks for translate ! sorry for off topic but this forum dont havent private messanges

 

Read this; the whole thread

 

thanks namaiki realy thanks

 

So the PM45 chipset won't work with SetFSB? That's a shame...

 

can the xps m1330 be overclocked using this utility? i've googled around but to no avail of successful attempts or attempts. =/

 

I can't seem to get this tool to work, It says on the tray "CPU overclocked to 2800Mhz" but it doesnt change in CPUZ.
Im on a G50vt-A1 with a T9400 Processor.
I set it in the auto-config as 2533/9.5/2800.

 

Hi, does this work without any problems on windows 7? also can someone tell me the pll for asus m50sv t9300 2.5? thanks for all your help!

 

HI,

yesterday i tried to overclock my e6400 in my dell dimension 9200. It worked very well. now i tried to make setfsb start automaticly. so i configurate my "AutoToolConfiguration" to

stock : 2130
multi: 8
oc: 2500

now i put my "AutoToolOC ON" in the startup folder, but when i start my computer he doesn't overclock automaticly. what can i do?

 

I was wondering on a lark if this could OC my Acer Aspire 5680. The only PLL that gives no "pll byte error" is the ICS9248BF-87. But that belongs to the Akimbo which shares a similar southbridge to my Acer (82801GBM vs i82801BA). The frequencies I get are also odd:

FSB/DDR/AGP(??)/PCI
83.3/166.6/55.5/27.7

Shows the correct processor speed. Very odd indeed.

 

try changing the fsb speed with that pll and see what happens...

 

I have a Intel Core2Duo P9600 (2.66GHz)

what are some "safe" and stable OC I can input for it? I will be playing Crysis.

I have the Sager 5797 chassis.

 

If you can even OC it in the first place... If so, 2.66 will scale to 3GHz with no problem.

 

what do you mean in the "first place", does the BIOS that comes with this laptop not allow overclocking?

 

I'm concerned about fscking something up in the process. it's just interesting that this is the only one that doesn't show a pll error, but shows AGP when I'm sure my laptop's PCI-E.

BIG EDIT: ICS9LPRS355BGLF seems to display the right info:

FSB/DDR/PCI-E/PCI
166.7/333.3/100.0/33.3mhz

Unfortunately, when I hit setfsb to make changes, they don't take.

 

The utility doesnt support Montevina processors.

 

A big thanks to Audigy for his work on this tool. It's amazing =)

For those interested, I'm attaching the results from a variety of benchmarks from stock through to 2.9ghz.

I've been able to get stable around 2950mhz, but I'm running at 2900. Nice round even number =) I upgraded my ram to 800mhz over the stock 667, it turned out the ram was my stumbling point originally.

I'm running XP and used wPrime, Crysis Benchmark Tool with the Crysis demo, and SiSoft Sandra 2009.SP2. I didn't bother with SDMark06; it's highly CPU bound and generally not particularly applicable today.

In the grand scheme of things, I'm pretty happy. Overclocking the FSB does a very nice job of improving virtually every element of the system. It's pure magic

Thanks Audigy!

 

Hello there,

so u took app called setfsb, i do download it from this site, but it is old!!!!! it means that my system is not supported, so i go to original destination : www13.plala.or.jp/setfsb/ and my system is supported, coz new version is 2.2.109.81

u created AutoTool Config, and ON, and OFF, but can u tell me please, why your system is not compatible with new original updates? coz i wanna be included too,

i did try today your app, there was not my stuff, so i took new version and applied your applications, but got error msg : PLL bytes dont macht, what u created is really good, could you manage to put these 2 thing together? i mean your applications and original version of setfsb.

Regards,

Nika

 

Hi there I have a Samsung R700 notebook. I followed the instruction exactly for setting up "SetFSB Auto Tool" but setFSB can not find the clock generator compatible for my notebook. Can anybody please tell if there is any way out.
I hope some of you might have had the same problem.

 

Does this work on a NP8662/M86TU?
If so what's the clock generator for it?

 

It doesnt work.

 

Hi,

I like to now how many multipliers my proccesor got. Its a T7800 2.60GHz.

(Laptop is a clevo(xxodd)571ru extreem edition 8800GTX, or is it 570ru...?)

Is it 13 like cpu z shows or 14 like real temp shows in the sensor Movement Test!??

And how many do i set in setfsb?

My setting now are 13 and overclockt to 2.90GHz, but in real temp XS Bench its showing a overclock from 3.20MHz .

Thanks for the help!

Greets, Benjamin

 

Is this the latest version of this tool by Audigy?

Is it Win 7 compatible?

Thanks.

 

Alright it does work with Win 7 - now my other question.

I set desired clock speed on my t7700 to 2600mhz. But it only reaches ~2570ish.... Is that normal?
Same for all speeds, if I try 2700mhz, it only gets to around 2670... is the conversion off? Should I just set it to 2630, or 2730 to make up the difference?

Thanks.

 

check in setfsb if you can set your FSB to 216.6mhz.
because 216.6*12 = 2.6ghz.

I think you cannot set it to 216, I think it's 214. the nest increase in the FSB above 214mhz would be above 216.6 so setfsb just chooses 214.
That is why you get a speed of 2570.

Don't worry about it, just set it to 2630 or whatever.

Also I think your overclock is very small.

For example my 2ghz T7300 can get to 2.7ghz.

 

Well I was going to do 2700 but im concerned about heat / longevity... i dont want my CPU dying on me...
maybe ill bump up to 2700 though.

 

are you undervolting?

 

No....

I would but doesn't that require an additional program that has to startup everytime you boot? if there was a way to undervolt, and have those settings remembered by default, instead of having to use another startup program/program running in the backround I would be more open to it.

If I did though, I would need to set my OC first, then do the undervolting correct?

I know undervolting depends on CPU to CPU, but if anyone has a T7700 w/ tested undervolts to give me sort of an idea of what I should shoot for that'd be great.

 

you can do a CPU pin mod to undervolt.(would you like a link to a very good guide with photos?)

But I think it's a good idea to just follow the undervolting guide.
It took 12C off my temps.

 

A pin mod would be to risky for me I think...

If I did use the undervolting guide and RMclock I would need to set my OC first, then do the undervolting correct?

 

yes

BTW here is a link to the pin mod guide (just read the socket P part):
http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=390696
It's a good read.

EDIT:

when you follow the undervolting guide, I suggest you just leave orthos running and decrease the voltage every 10 seconds or so. then when you BSOD or orthos gives an error, bring the voltage up one VID. then test with orthos for 30min.

you don't have to test for hours. but you should test with lots of different software and games to make sure it's stable.

 

Alright thanks... what is "one VID" though?

Thanks.

 

In RMclock, you can only lower (or raise) the voltage in steps (VIDs I think people call them).

 

VID should stand for Voltage Identification. The VID pretty much controls voltage settings.

If i do remember right, there are a couple VID pins in a processor, which are pretty much used as you would use binary numeric system. Lower the binary, higher the voltage. (Someone please correct me if im wrong)

Not really something you gotta know to do basic undervolting or overvolting.

 

The autostart up of setFSB is not working for me in Win7 - its in my startup folder, and I see it as a startup proccess in msconfig - but it does not automatically run/set my OC.

advise?

 

Any idea of when or if this tool will be updated for the i7 family?

 

Ask again after the i7 releases.

 

AFAIK i7 doesn't use fsb anymore. correct me if i am wrong.

 

But setfsb may still work. Because it reprograms the clock generator.

The i7 CPUs would still probably be timmed with the same clock generators we have now.

So the name of the software would need to change but it still could work.
If someone has an i7 desktop they should check this out.

 

What are you talking about? The i7 series released a while ago, I'm using one right now!

I tried, set FSB did not work =(

 

Well I might be getting the NP8662 (clevo M860TU). So this software does not work with the montevina platform? Is their any other software for CPU overclock ( RMclock, clockgen) that will work??

 

Hi, i've some problem with AutoToolOC on my lenovo y530 witch PDC t3400. My PLL: ICS9LPR363DGLF. SetFsb manualy works great but when i use autotooconfiguration and set profile, and use autotooloc ON with this profile my system crashing with some horizonal stripes on the screen. what i supose to do to get autotool work?

 

i also found problem, when my nb restarts and logs on to deskop in few sec computer freezes or freezes and show blackscreen. setfesb runs great manualy. it's g51vx bb version(ICS9LPR604AGLF)

 

Will this work with a sager 9280?

 

I have an acer aspireone AO751H with a 1.33 ghz Atom. I have been told on some aspireone forums that the PLL to use is ICS9LPRS365BGLF. The configuration utility seems to work, however I put the auto-ON utility in my startup folder and nothing happens when I reboot. Is my processor/pll unsupported?