I have a Aspire 4810TG and it doesn't heat up as much as the other laptops so I was wondering if this was an option.I checked out the only guide for overclocking laptop at laptoplogic.com while the comments I got from other websites were "no, no and no!". Anyone has ever successfully overclocked their laptops before? Kinda new at this btw. Any advices or persuasions appreciated!

Specs are
Intel Core 2 Duo SU7300 1.3GHz,
RAM 4 GB DDR3,
HDD 320GB 5400 RPM,
Video Graphic ATI Radeon HD4330,
14 inch WXGA (1366×768)

i think cannot becoz when you overclock the risk to damage is very very high..coz laptop use simple and stock cooler for processor so yeah...don't overclock...

Why they say no..no.. no?
Here the fact.

1. Laptop bios is lock - mean you have almost no feature to enable overclocking.
2. Hot idle temp - even their stock cooler can't cope with the temperature, and you want to add burden?
3 air circulation - too compact inside the case, so it's always not even good idea to oc it.

Normally you can't do it unless you can find a software that could read your clock PLL chip. I used to google around but gave up because I can't seem to find anything that works

do not OC lappy, the lappy will become more hotter = easy to shutdown itself / not stable.

oh my y u want overclock ur laptop ?
ppl trying to find a way to reduce voltage so its less hot >.<"

damn straight no, you are a crazy dude. there is no ultimate way as lappy use minimal cooler method to cool the system.

Not only hotter, eats up battery power as well

agreed! might end up bake ur lappy

does laptop bios allow any increment of fsb..?

No....only can be done via software if the software can detect the CPU's PLL

Not just as simple as 'detect the PLL'. But depends on whether the software can detect the correct SMBus address on a given chipset. The PLL is connected and set through the SMBus interface. All you have to do is know the PLL model for your laptop and you're all set to OC. Automated detection of PLL is not yet supported on setFSB.

Here's my AMD Tigris platform at HWBOT: http://hwbot.org/community/submission/1024...520_2681.08_mhz
Unless your laptop's cooling system is clean and proper there should be no problem OC'ing at default voltage for a short time. After all, products need to have some tolerances built-in. Tolerances that we use to OC.

CPU/GPU tech is so advanced now that the average laptop users actually don't need to overclock. The main cause of lag in the system is bloated OS and user habit (visiting unknown sites and downloading malware unknowingly). Learn to tweak your OS. Change (or optimize ) your computer usage habit. Heck that's how I learn to made my system faster when I was in junior high without funding to buy hardware.

Dont overclock your lappy coz it will fry yor component if temp to high..... You can overclock your CPU unless you in moscow...hahaha

Im underclock my netbook 1Ghz from 1.66Ghz to conserve some battery...

just be happy with what u r given .
laptop is meant for light usage .
u have to know it 1st thing when u buy a laptop .
its either u downclock or lower ur vCORE .
OCing laptop is never recommended

please. go ahead n update here....

be the man

already success overclocking my gpu
g105m
core clock 640 to 800
shader clock 1600 to 2000
memory clock 500 to 600
improve my performance in gaming
using software tool evga precision

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Added on July 9, 2010, 1:12 pmneed help finding pll for my acer aspire 4736g
intel core2 duo t6500@2.1ghz want to ocing beyond 3ghz
already try in clockgen and setfsb still not found my pll

This post has been edited by faizalmeta: Jul 9 2010, 01:12 PM

Look for your laptop's service guide. There's always a system block diagram that shows the PLL.
As for getting 2.1GHz to 3GHz, impossible. 2.4 is more likely.

can anyone give me key setfsb activation
coz aiready found my acer 4736g pll
if iwant to donate how much 500yen will cost me

any1 noe how to downclock, undervolt my lappy, HP mini 210?

The coder did leave a way to overclock, for free, legit.
1) Read your PLL's datasheet.
2) Know which register to change.
3) ???
4) Profit.

That's how I did it. OC'ers keep their tweaks secret. So do I.

Find out the PLL to downclock. As for undervolting, there might be a utility out there. Google's your friend.

This post has been edited by RetroMayday: Jul 12 2010, 09:07 PM