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| 19 Feb 2010 | #1 |
| | Overclocking? I'm not exactly sure how overclocking work or is done and I would like to find out if I can get the most out of my system. I understand that it is increasing the speed of my processor from the labelled gigahertz to perhaps an untested or more unstable level. I just want to know how i can overclock my laptop. Is it done with a program or manually altering the mobo? |
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Quote: Originally Posted by danasht  I'm not exactly sure how overclocking work or is done and I would like to find out if I can get the most out of my system. I understand that it is increasing the speed of my processor from the labelled gigahertz to perhaps an untested or more unstable level. I just want to know how i can overclock my laptop. Is it done with a program or manually altering the mobo? Your only option would be to use a software based application like SetFSB: SetFSB_HomePage I'd advise reading some more as overclocking isn't without risks. |
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