On this page, you'll find a link where you can share your overclocking experience with others, and a link where you can search the database for other people who have been successfully able to overclock CPUs similar to the one you own.

Notice this page is ad-free. I intend to keep it that way, unless like a zillion people start coming here and I feel I can somehow get rich off this - er, I mean, I feel I need the money to pay for a better server for this page. I sincerely doubt you'll ever see an ad on this page. :)

The author of this page, though he has overclocked every CPU he owns, in no way endorses any of the activities that are discussed on this page. Should you decide to overclock your CPU, and should your CPU explode and cause your house to burn down and your dog to run away, I am in no way responsible! That having been said, good luck, if you do decide to overclock your CPU.

Update: 7/15/98 (PM): Interesting news from a visitor:

". . . On the Celerons, an important piece of information to track is the chip s-spec. For instance, the SL2Y2 from some reports seems able for 412, but not 450. The SL2QG seems very capable of 448."

Update: 7/2/98: The site is back up, after a long downtime. I'm terribly sorry for the unexpected disappearance of the site, but I moved and I've only just recently gotten the whole IP and DNS situation straightened out here. Thank you for your patience, however.

Please be advised, this page is still under construction, though all the important stuff does work.