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OverClocking Laptop?
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22. February 2011 @ 16:22 |
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Naw I say BBC Micro Model B 32K.
We do share a common thread though and thats the CBM64 which also used 6502 Cpu.
The days of machine code programming many a wet winters night - Halcyon days!
Now all we have is bloatware 5 generation so called programming languages - pah humbug.
Html =- programming?
Naw
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ps3lvanub
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22. February 2011 @ 16:32 |
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Would you like to underclock your overclock to a better clock than your current clock??
THAT IS THE QUESTION!!!!!!!!!!!!!
LOL at this thread :D
-James
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22. February 2011 @ 16:42 |
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Surely underclocking your overclock would bring you back to no-overclock or underclock?
Personally i prefer my grandfather clock but thats just my preference!
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ps3lvanub
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22. February 2011 @ 17:01 |
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Originally posted by omendata:
Surely underclocking your overclock would bring you back to no-overclock or underclock?
Personally i prefer my grandfather clock but thats just my preference!
Ah yes, but if the laptop is overheating wouldn't the underclock be better for it?? Grandfather clock: Pretty sure thats my sisters laptop because it is so slow! :P
-James
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22. February 2011 @ 17:16 |
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I doubt underclocking would do any good you would have to lower the voltage to get much of a noticeable heat reduction.
He could have an appliation hogging the cpu like setiteam used to do - it was designed to use 100% cpu.
Doubt he has looked at the cpu util though!
Probably a virus!
lol
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Jeffrey_P
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22. February 2011 @ 17:40 |
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Originally posted by ps3lvanub:
Originally posted by omendata:
Surely underclocking your overclock would bring you back to no-overclock or underclock?
Personally i prefer my grandfather clock but thats just my preference!
Ah yes, but if the laptop is overheating wouldn't the underclock be better for it?? Grandfather clock: Pretty sure thats my sisters laptop because it is so slow! :P
-James
Some folks do under clock their PC's
To much speed? No they think the PS and all components will last longer.
With that mindset, I'm sure they have an IBM XT with a five meg full height MFM hard drive.
which cost ~3k in the day..
I paid $55.00 a meg for Static column RAM when upgrading my old Amiga 3000.
I have 12 gigs of DDR3 in my current configuration.
Do the math
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ps3lvanub
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22. February 2011 @ 17:46 |
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Quote:
I have 12 gigs of DDR3 in my current configuration.
OTT Much. What do you use that Mike Tyson equivilent of a PC for??
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Jeffrey_P
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22. February 2011 @ 18:02 |
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Originally posted by ps3lvanub:
Quote:
I have 12 gigs of DDR3 in my current configuration.
OTT Much. What do you use that Mike Tyson equivilent of a PC for??
Not really a gamer except for auto racing proggies. Used to race my real Mustang Cobra open tracking. Sold it, now my need for speed is computer controlled.
i7 920 @3.44GHz on a daily basis. Gigabyte EX58 Extreme, NVidia 295GTX. Old but still very powerful.
Jeff
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ddp
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22. February 2011 @ 22:29 |
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blivetNC, i remember him.
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23. February 2011 @ 04:48 |
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Underclocking allows for lower voltages. Lower voltages allow for longer battery life. In the case of a basic laptop used for simple things like spreadsheets and email, this can be a great advantage when the slowest processors are far more than needed. Realistically, underclocking is far more appropriate for a laptop like LightXxX has than overclocking...assuming it supported either, that is.
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malone78
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25. February 2011 @ 20:15 |
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Originally posted by LightXxX:
Originally posted by ddp:
LightXxX, you have an overheating problem already with that laptop & now you want to make it worst by overclocking, give your head a shake boy!!! you already have a faster computer with that laptop compared to your emachine so don't mess it up. fix that overheat problem 1st before you fry the cpu.
i already did.. I popped open the thing and i got a laptop Cooler for it... The map of heat is 145*F... I want to overclock by a little bit like to 2.60GHz which it should be around 160F* I have a Intel Pentium T4500 2300MHz and MAX reaches 4096MHz and i just want it to be at 2600MHz... Im palying CS:S and BlackOps and i want it to be able to run without lags on the laptop... I disabled Paging Files and Closed all programs but still barely handling it with medium lags i also did a Clean Install and did these thing too... Is it even Possible or Impossible with anything or by force to overclock? If it's not possible than just say "It's impossible" and if it's possible jsut say "Do this and Do that!" It's what i want to know... I got the Cooling under control...
Excuse me but what exactly what do you mean by "I popped open the thing and i got a laptop Cooler for it..."? Don't laptops just sit on these types of coolers? I use one that plugs into a usb port and has three fans in it. I can't say it helps or not, but it has never overheated.
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Jeffrey_P
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25. February 2011 @ 20:21 |
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Originally posted by malone78:
Originally posted by LightXxX:
Originally posted by ddp:
LightXxX, you have an overheating problem already with that laptop & now you want to make it worst by overclocking, give your head a shake boy!!! you already have a faster computer with that laptop compared to your emachine so don't mess it up. fix that overheat problem 1st before you fry the cpu.
i already did.. I popped open the thing and i got a laptop Cooler for it... The map of heat is 145*F... I want to overclock by a little bit like to 2.60GHz which it should be around 160F* I have a Intel Pentium T4500 2300MHz and MAX reaches 4096MHz and i just want it to be at 2600MHz... Im palying CS:S and BlackOps and i want it to be able to run without lags on the laptop... I disabled Paging Files and Closed all programs but still barely handling it with medium lags i also did a Clean Install and did these thing too... Is it even Possible or Impossible with anything or by force to overclock? If it's not possible than just say "It's impossible" and if it's possible jsut say "Do this and Do that!" It's what i want to know... I got the Cooling under control...
Excuse me but what exactly what do you mean by "I popped open the thing and i got a laptop Cooler for it..."? Don't laptops just sit on these types of coolers? I use one that plugs into a usb port and has three fans in it. I can't say it helps or not, but it has never overheated.
The guy needs a desktop. Locked up tight so he can't lay his fingers on.
The chameleon of threads.
Mean what you say, say what you mean.
It's more than obvious he has pirated software and is unwilling to to give up after spending zero dollars for software.
Jeff
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malone78
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25. February 2011 @ 20:29 |
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Originally posted by Jeffrey_P:
Originally posted by malone78:
Originally posted by LightXxX:
Originally posted by ddp:
LightXxX, you have an overheating problem already with that laptop & now you want to make it worst by overclocking, give your head a shake boy!!! you already have a faster computer with that laptop compared to your emachine so don't mess it up. fix that overheat problem 1st before you fry the cpu.
i already did.. I popped open the thing and i got a laptop Cooler for it... The map of heat is 145*F... I want to overclock by a little bit like to 2.60GHz which it should be around 160F* I have a Intel Pentium T4500 2300MHz and MAX reaches 4096MHz and i just want it to be at 2600MHz... Im palying CS:S and BlackOps and i want it to be able to run without lags on the laptop... I disabled Paging Files and Closed all programs but still barely handling it with medium lags i also did a Clean Install and did these thing too... Is it even Possible or Impossible with anything or by force to overclock? If it's not possible than just say "It's impossible" and if it's possible jsut say "Do this and Do that!" It's what i want to know... I got the Cooling under control...
Excuse me but what exactly what do you mean by "I popped open the thing and i got a laptop Cooler for it..."? Don't laptops just sit on these types of coolers? I use one that plugs into a usb port and has three fans in it. I can't say it helps or not, but it has never overheated.
The guy needs a desktop. Locked up tight so he can't lay his fingers on.
The chameleon of threads.
Mean what you say, say what you mean.
It's more than obvious he has pirated software and is unwilling to to give up after spending zero dollars for software.
Jeff
lol Nuff said!!
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TreePro
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16. March 2011 @ 01:45 |
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Originally posted by Deadrum33:
Do they make water cooling kits for laptops now? thats the only way it wont overheat and melt the second you try to mess with something.
There is a reason they lock/dont include those BIOS settings and its to keep someone from doing something monumentally silly like this and try to return for refund a burned-up machine.
This guy made a water cooling kit for a laptop, LOL !
http://www.instructables.com/id/Watercooling-a-laptop-on-the-cheap/
And we was only kidding about it!
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ps355528
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16. March 2011 @ 12:57 |
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friend of mine made a water cooling kit for the 360 as well..
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16. March 2011 @ 16:02 |
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Wow I had one of those and just sold it for £100.
Old Hp NX115 if I remember rightly with excellent pair of JBL speakers!
I would like to see him try it on a new £1400 Sony Vaio - Aye right!
Surprised this thread is still going!
Perhaps his ban has made him see sense and he has bought an Abacus instead!
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TreePro
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16. March 2011 @ 17:11 |
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Originally posted by omendata:
Wow I had one of those and just sold it for £100.
Old Hp NX115 if I remember rightly with excellent pair of JBL speakers!
I would like to see him try it on a new £1400 Sony Vaio - Aye right!
Surprised this thread is still going!
Perhaps his ban has made him see sense and he has bought an Abacus instead!
He's still around.........
http://forums.afterdawn.com/t.cfm/f-216/building_a_custom_computer-891575/#5410993
Building a new computer!
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16. March 2011 @ 22:08 |
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I cannot believe it building another and more overclocking questions.
What is the worst is he is wasting so much time of the members on here with such
fatuous nonsense of which he pays scant attention anyway!
Overclocking is a specialist area - He should leave it alone as the only specialism he has in FUBAR anything he touches!
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ziv
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15. April 2011 @ 08:57 |
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Pfft, didn't notice the other pages x/
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