Intel OC Worksheet

[TankGuys]

I put together a little tracking worksheet for when you're overclocking a new chip. Print it off, and you can keep track of what settings you're trying, so you don't duplicate efforts. I know after tweaking for a few hours, I tend to get things a bit confused in my head

I am pretty sure it covers the basics, but it's been a long week so let me know if I missed something!


PDF Version: http://www.tankguys.com/oc_worksheet.pdf
XLS Version: http://www.tankguys.com/oc_worksheet.xls

 

[james1701]

Good job. I vote for a sticky.

 

[Acanthus]

not bad.

 

[BabyBear]

T(h)anks. Will come in handy when the time comes.

 

[nyker96]

it'd be better if this sheet is in xsl or open office spreadsheet format. but good job.

 

[Sp12]

Would it be possible to get this in non-PDF?

 

[TankGuys]

Would it be possible to get this in non-PDF?

Yea great idea, I will post that up tomorrow.

I'll put up a standard XLS file, that should help! As such, I'll tweak it a bit and add a field to calculate and display core speed, etc.

 

[Kenmitch]

Cool....Much better than the scratch pad method

 

[spinejam]

will use -- tx!

 

[TankGuys]

Tada, XLS version uploaded and linked above. In that version, there is a clock speed column that auto calculates, in lieu of the trial line. Enjoy

 

[Sp12]

^^ much better, awesome work.

 

[nyker96]

thanks for the xls version, very nice!