D diabloII Fully Optimized Messages 3,215 Apr 2, 2005 #1 i'm pretty sure someone has tried? mobile pentium M's use as low as 0.9xx V and up to 1.2xx V; how OC-able are they?
i'm pretty sure someone has tried? mobile pentium M's use as low as 0.9xx V and up to 1.2xx V; how OC-able are they?
Y YanBooth Daemon Poster Messages 874 Apr 2, 2005 #2 My laptop gets to be too hot to the touch, without OCing it...
2 20mm In Runtime Messages 348 Apr 2, 2005 #3 well in a desktop with some rippin cooling i think you can take pretty high, nubius would know alot about it although he's on an amd mobile.
well in a desktop with some rippin cooling i think you can take pretty high, nubius would know alot about it although he's on an amd mobile.
Nubius Golden Master Messages 11,599 Apr 2, 2005 #4 I know nothing of mobile Intels nor have I heard of anyone doing it like the XP-M's are so popularly used
I know nothing of mobile Intels nor have I heard of anyone doing it like the XP-M's are so popularly used
V Vampire_Slayer In Runtime Messages 314 Apr 2, 2005 #5 I don't think overclocking a laptop would be that good of an idea........they don't have that great of airflow, ability to hold good heatsink fans, and plus everything is all packed tight together.
I don't think overclocking a laptop would be that good of an idea........they don't have that great of airflow, ability to hold good heatsink fans, and plus everything is all packed tight together.
Nubius Golden Master Messages 11,599 Apr 2, 2005 #6 they aren't talking about overclocking a laptop. They are talking about using a mobile processor in a desktop system. For AMD's its an awesome way to save money and get a lot of performance
they aren't talking about overclocking a laptop. They are talking about using a mobile processor in a desktop system. For AMD's its an awesome way to save money and get a lot of performance
V Vampire_Slayer In Runtime Messages 314 Apr 2, 2005 #7 ooooooooohhhhh....sorry about that then, didn't think anyone put mobile processers in desktops......
Nubius Golden Master Messages 11,599 Apr 2, 2005 #8 Yup Athlon XP 3200+ is the 'best' processor for a socket A system at 2.2GHz 512kb L2 cache and about $150 For around $90 you can get an XP-Mobile like me, and it overclocks like mad. Same L2 cache, I got mine running 2.6GHz easy like
Yup Athlon XP 3200+ is the 'best' processor for a socket A system at 2.2GHz 512kb L2 cache and about $150 For around $90 you can get an XP-Mobile like me, and it overclocks like mad. Same L2 cache, I got mine running 2.6GHz easy like
2 20mm In Runtime Messages 348 Apr 2, 2005 #10 are you on wcing nubius? how hot is it at? what's the highest non mobile speed you're out benched?