Must Have Programs and Links for Overclockers!

[MrSeanKon]

Thanks for the links pt!
Added!

Originally Posted by pt

this thread will be very usefull as soon as it is finished

This thread will be useful forever I think.
Of course I check sometimes some links if they are broken and edit the posts if it is necessary.
If someone knows some modding sites then he/she should post info!

[pt]

there are also the Hitachi hdd's

[Canuto]

Humm... as for benchmarks you're missing Sciencemark 2 which is very popular around these boards

[tigger]

here the link for patriot memory.

http://www.patriotmem.com/

[MrSeanKon]

Originally Posted by tigger69

here the link for patriot memory.
http://www.patriotmem.com/

Thanks!

Originally Posted by Canuto

as for benchmarks you're missing Sciencemark 2

OK added!

Originally Posted by pt

there are also the Hitachi hdd's

I added the link for Hitachi in hard disks section although it is a general hardware company.

[HeUeR]

Beginners Guide to Intel Overclocking. Features and Problems Explained.

[Eric_Cartman]

no orthos sp2004?

[ktr]

EDIT--- NM this post, i didn't see that is just OC apps you want to make a list of...

Here are a couple on my list...

MHDD - http://hddguru.com/content/en/software/2005.10.02-MHDD/

MHDD is the most popular freeware program for low-level HDD diagnostics.

MHDD supports these interfaces: IDE, Serial ATA, SCSI. Also there is a possibility to access an USB storage, there are drivers for emulation (USB->SCSI).

This software can make precise diagnostic of the mechanical part of a drive, view SMART attributes, perform Low-level format, bad sector repair, different tests and tens of other functions.

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HDDScan - http://hddguru.com/content/en/softwa...01.22-HDDScan/

HDDScan is a freeware program for low-level HDD diagnostics.

HDDScan supports IDE/SATA/SCSI hard disk drives, RAID arrays, external USB/Firewire hard disks, flash cards.

The program can scan the surface, view SMART attributes, adjust AAM, APM (Power Management), etc.

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Magic Boot Disk v2.0 © HDDGURU - http://hddguru.com/content/en/softwa...gic-Boot-Disk/

This MS-DOS boot disk contains the following:

* Based on Windows 98 Second Edition boot disk
* Drivers for IDE and SATA CDROM
* Fixed FDISK.EXE: Support of hard disk drives bigger than 137 GB
* Patched FORMAT.COM:
o Option /Q (QuickFormat) now can be used to format floppies and hard disks quickly even if they're never been formatted before
o MS-DOS version check has been removed
* SmartDrive (SMARTDRV.EXE) and other basic MS-DOS stuff such as SYS, ATTRIB, DELTREE, LABEL, MEM, MOVE.
* MHDD 4.6 with SCSI/ASPI and ATAPI support and Primary IDE enabled
* USB Mass Storage support drivers for MHDD

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7z - http://www.7-zip.org/

Another compession program, also used in benches.

[Urlyin]

Nice KTR... I can use that with Partition Recovery which is a nice DOS app to repair partition errors

[ktr]

Active@ makes bloddy nice apps...there are the cheapest, and can do a 10000% better job thans those companyies that charge of thousands to do...

there boot disk is the best!

http://www.ntfs.com/boot-disk.htm

also Magic boot disk, and Hirens (best diagnostic disk of the best apps, but warez )

[Urlyin]

hmm both for DOS partition recovery are the same price... but yeah I see it is for oc apps .... still good links

[ktr]

If you want file recovery, go with Active@ File Recovery v7.1 for windows...i am able to pull more data out of that, than what ontrack software has to offer...almost 2-3 times more!

[MrSeanKon]

Originally Posted by Eric_Cartman

no orthos sp2004?

The program is already in the list.
Urlyin and ktr thanks for posting here but these programs are not for overclocking they are general programs.
Please post them here it is a general software list.

[Eric_Cartman]

Originally Posted by MrSeanKon

The program is already in the list.
Urlyin and ktr thanks for posting here but these programs are not for overclocking they are general programs.
Therefore I have not added in the list. IMHO we have to create a different thread for general software list or the Admins should rename the thread.

i don't see orthos sp2004 on the list

[MrSeanKon]

Originally Posted by Eric_Cartman

i don't see orthos sp2004 on the list

Which do you mean??
The Stress Prime2004????
Cos I found this which is already added such as StressPrime 2004.

[Eric_Cartman]

the normal StessPrime2004 is there

orthos is a better version though, it auto detects multi-core systems and runs two instances in the same window

[MrSeanKon]

OK this link added is this the version you mean or you know someone new?

[infrared]

yep, that's the one

[MrSeanKon]

Thanks infrared again
I am adding some o/c forums in the bottom of the second part if I forgot someone post the proper link.

[HellasVagabond]

MRSEAN how are ya ??
ΣΚΑΠΑΝΕΑΣ ΠΡΟΣΟΧΗ !!!

[MrSeanKon]

Salute ΣΚΑΦΕΑΣ εδώ!
Το στίκαραν το ρημάδι!
OK Moderators we don't speak rude Greek.
BTW some new forums links added in the second part.
Please post more!

Originally Posted by HellasVagabond

Rude ???
This Is Sparta!

Please stop spamming more.
Here is a sticky thread.

[HellasVagabond]

Rude ???

This Is Sparta !

[spud107]

if anyone uses nvidia system utility i found a modification for the nvsuoem.ini file to allow voltage changes, you may be able to add your own nforce board but dont ask me lol,
adding AdvanceView=1 at bottom of your mb list opens advanced view but no options in it worked for me (
this is entire contents of my .ini file.

[NVK8-CRB]
agp_min = 1.5
agp_max = 1.7
agp_increment_step=0.1
core_min = 1.5
core_max = 1.7
core_increment_step=0.1
cpu_min = 0.8
cpu_max = 1.55
cpu_increment_step=0.025
mem_min = 1.6
mem_max = 1.8
mem_increment_step=0.1
aux_min = 1.6
aux_max = 1.7
aux_increment_step=0.1
[NVK7-CRB]
agp_min = 1.5
agp_max = 1.7
agp_increment_step=0.1
core_min = 1.5
core_max = 1.7
core_increment_step=0.1
cpu_min = 1.1
cpu_max = 1.85
cpu_increment_step=0.025
mem_min = 2.6
mem_max = 2.8
mem_increment_step=0.1
aux_min = 1.6
aux_max = 1.7
aux_increment_step=0.1

[K7N2 Delta-ILSR]
agp_min = 1.5
agp_max = 1.7
agp_increment_step=0.1
core_min = 1.5
core_max = 1.7
core_increment_step=0.1
cpu_min = 1.1
cpu_max = 1.85
cpu_increment_step=0.025
mem_min = 2.6
mem_max = 2.8
mem_increment_step=0.1

[K7N2 Delta-L]
agp_min = 1.5
agp_max = 1.7
agp_increment_step=0.1
core_min = 1.5
core_max = 1.7
core_increment_step=0.1
cpu_min = 1.1
cpu_max = 1.85
cpu_increment_step=0.025
mem_min = 2.6
mem_max = 2.8
mem_increment_step=0.1
AdvanceView=1

[K7N2G-ILSR]
agp_min = 1.5
agp_max = 1.7
agp_increment_step=0.1
core_min = 1.5
core_max = 1.7
core_increment_step=0.1
cpu_min = 1.1
cpu_max = 1.85
cpu_increment_step=0.025
mem_min = 2.6
mem_max = 2.8
mem_increment_step=0.1

[K7N2G-L]
agp_min = 1.5
agp_max = 1.7
agp_increment_step=0.1
core_min = 1.5
core_max = 1.7
core_increment_step=0.1
cpu_min = 1.1
cpu_max = 1.85
cpu_increment_step=0.025
mem_min = 2.6
mem_max = 2.8
mem_increment_step=0.1

[MiscPerformanceSettings]
CPUInternalCache=-1
CPUExternalCache=-1
AGPApertureSize=-1
SSE/SSE2Instructions=-1
AGP8X=-1
AGP2.0=-1
AGP3.0=-1
LDTSpeed=-1

[MrSeanKon]

WOW nice trick!
Thread updated!!!

[_dangtx_]

greco ya bastage sto pspamming! XD


edit..nah im kidding. dude here works uber hard on the bible and all.hey.if i wasnt lazy id help him too

damn i forgot this : overclockersonline dot net . happy now?