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Learning To Overclock
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Help overclocking t2080
I recently bought a laptop with the following spec's CPU:T2080--1.78GHZ(533MHZFSB)--1mb L2 cache GPU:Via chrome 9 hc integrated Ram-2gb 667mhz ddr2 running at pc4200(266mhz) My problem is i can overclock my cpu fsb to 149mhz resulting in 1.94ghz but when i raise my su FSB to anything over 150 my laptop stops responding. Any suggestins P.S. I am trying to overclock my laptop not DESKTOP |
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Mad Warranty Voider
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It stops responding because that's the usual limit for overclocking the pci bus. Once it gets too far out of spec, everything quits working properly.
Do some googling for intel + bsel + 133 to 166 and you should be able to locate a pin-mod to increase the fsb from 533 to 667. You'll need to do a little research on the mobo's chipset to make sure it supports the 667 fsb. If it doesn't the pin-mod can't work. |
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Learning To Overclock
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overclock i beleive it is the voltage? Any good programs out there that can change voltage and work on windows vista |
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Running System Stock
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Last Seen: 06-09-2008
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Hi, how could you overclock T2080?
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Mad Warranty Voider
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Sometimes Clockgen is just wrong.
Usually 12-15% is the max you can overclock the PCI. Most Core2Duo's can get much more than 15% overclock on stock volts.I still think your best option for a good overclock is to try a 133 to 166mhz BSEL pin-mid. That would get you to 2.16GHz which is the same as a T7400, so it should work with stock vcore. |
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