OVERCLOCKING PENTIUM-M?!
- Thread starter Robbo123
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Don't do it. Even if you can. Laptops are not designed to cope with the extra heat generated by overclocking. Most are on the edge of what you would call acceptable and some are poorly designed from the get-go, suffering random shut-downs caused by heat.
There are one or two laptop maufacturers who have included an 'automatic' o/c function that provides something like a 15% boost but they are built with cooling that can cope. (Just about).
There are one or two laptop maufacturers who have included an 'automatic' o/c function that provides something like a 15% boost but they are built with cooling that can cope. (Just about).
Soldato
Aye thats true but not for the P m, folk over at XS have made it to around 2.4ghz perfectly stable these babies give out bugger all heat.
Download clockgen if theres an edition for your motherboard
Download clockgen if theres an edition for your motherboard
I overclocked my work laptop... it fell over.
Thankfully I rescued it, it would have taken me ages to explain to our IT guys what a computer is.. and then after a decent break set about explaining why it didn't work any more
400mhz on a P-m.. that must be knocking on for 25%?? Good work! Just watch the temps, you don't want to go boiling your manhood.
Thankfully I rescued it, it would have taken me ages to explain to our IT guys what a computer is.. and then after a decent break set about explaining why it didn't work any more
400mhz on a P-m.. that must be knocking on for 25%?? Good work! Just watch the temps, you don't want to go boiling your manhood.
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yah why is it that IT guys in work never know what theyre on about? lol. reminds me of an advert for cup a soup, and its like this IT guy trying to get through the day without doing any work cuz he doesnt know nethin lol. its quite funny. hes like " have you tried
CTRL- ALT delete? and all its funny
CTRL- ALT delete? and all its funny