How to Overclock Your CPU with SetFSB 2.2.129.95 for Free
If you want to boost the performance of your PC or laptop, overclocking your CPU is one of the easiest and cheapest ways to do it. Overclocking means increasing the clock speed of your processor beyond its default value, which can result in faster
processing and better gaming experience. However, overclocking can also be risky if you don't know what you're doing, as it can cause overheating, instability, or even damage to your hardware.

That's why you need a reliable and user-friendly tool like SetFSB 2.2.129.95, a freeware driver software that allows you to overclock your CPU by adjusting the front side bus (FSB) frequency without having to access the BIOS settings. SetFSB 2.2.129.95
supports a wide range of CPU models and chipsets, and it has a simple and intuitive interface that lets you change the FSB speed with a slider. You can also monitor the current FSB, memory, AGP, and PCI frequencies, as well as the CPU temperature and
voltage.

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In this article, we will show you how to download, install, and use SetFSB 2.2.129.95 to overclock your CPU safely and easily.


Step 1: Download SetFSB 2.2.129.95 Setup Free
The first thing you need to do is to download SetFSB 2.2.129.95 setup free from the official website[^1^]. The file size is about 230 KB and it is compatible with Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10, and 11 (both 32-bit and 64-bit versions). You don't need to
pay anything or register to use SetFSB 2.2.129.95, but you can donate to the developer if you find it useful.


Step 2: Install SetFSB 2.2.129.95
After downloading SetFSB 2.2.129.95 setup free, you need to install it on your PC or laptop. The installation process is very simple and straightforward, just follow the instructions on the screen and choose the destination folder for the program files.

Once the installation is complete, you can launch SetFSB 2.2.129.95 from the Start menu or the desktop shortcut.


Step 3: Identify Your PLL Chip Number
Before you can use SetFSB 2.2.129.95 to overclock your CPU, you need to identify your PLL chip number, which is a small microchip that controls the FSB frequency on your motherboard.



There are three ways to find out your PLL chip number:


Open your PC case and look for the PLL chip on your motherboard. It usually has a label with a number like ICS9LPRS365 or CY28346.
Use a system information tool like Everest or Aida64 to scan your hardware and find out your PLL chip number.
Search online for your PC model or motherboard model and see if there is any information about the PLL chip number.

If you can't find your PLL chip number by any of these methods, you may have to try different numbers until you find one that works with SetFSB 2.2.129.95.


Step 4: Adjust Your FSB Frequency with SetFSB 2.2.129.95
Now that you have your PLL chip number, you can start overclocking your CPU with SetFSB 2.2.129.95.

Here are the steps to follow:


Open SetFSB 2.2.129.95 and go to the Control tab.
Select your PLL chip number from the Clock Generator drop-down menu.
Click on Get FSB button to see your current FSB frequency and other parameters. Move the central slider to increase or decrease your FSB frequency by small increments (usually
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