Overclocking Question

[clos]

A while ago I overclocked my Pentium D 2.66GHz to 3.2GHz, the Pentium D is a dual core so when I looked at my system settings I see that it shows one processor at 3.2GHz and another still at 2.66GHz



I overclocked my machine using the on board overclocking tool that comes with my (ASUS P5ND2 Sli) motherboard's BIOS

How can I get the other processor to get up to 3.2GHz as well?

[muyoso]

No, It shows the original clock, and then its ACTUAL clock. You have an original clock speed of 2.66, and an actual running speed of 3.2 ghz.

I dont think its possible to overclock a single core. You overclock the entire thing or you dont.

[harrycary]

When you change the FSB and voltage core you affect both cores.

I use CPU-Z to check my CPU/memory settings and timings. It will show both cores.

It's freeware and a simple Google search will help you find it.

[clos]

Thanks, I've used CPU-Z before and it said 3.2GHz, but this kinda confused me, thanks for the help