My understanding from the AMD overclocking newsgroup is that 2.5 is the safe upper
limit on voltage for that chip. I think the overclockability varies greatly from
chip to chip with AMD. I am fortunate that I have a AMD K6-2 300 that will
overclock to 374.5 with no increase in voltage. It even is stable at that speed.
Strangely enough, it won't run stable at 333 though. It is only stable at 300 or
374.5

Steven

miron dumitrescu wrote:

>    Hello everybody!
>
> I have an AMD K6-2-350 running at 2.2v core coltage, as I remember. I tried to
> overclock it by just increasing the core frequency (not by much) but it won't
> work O.K. I know I should try to increase the voltage setting by 0.1-0.2V, but
> I'm not sure this is such a good idea. Could this destroy/burn my processor? My
> motherboard would only allow me to increase voltage setting by 0.2V anyway, and
> it sounds kind of dangerous.

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