Is there any ways to OC your CPU bside goin into Bios??

Without telling ur PC specs...how to answer? Different specs different ways.

I m using a labtop....

Microprocessor:

Intel® Centrino® Mobile Technology
Intel® Pentium® M Processor 740 (1.73GHz)*1
- Supports Enhanced Intel SpeedStep® Technology
Operating System:

Intel® 915PM Chipset

Processor System Bus:533MHz

Memory Bus:400MHz

Cache Memory:L1 Cache: 64KB L2 Cache: 2MB (on CPU)

Main Memory:512MB DDR2 SDRAM

^no need larr, let it run at stock setup
u will onli ruin ur lappy
it is worthless to OC laptop/ notebook

ohh.....ok thx...

Some mobos allowed their users to OC,like my mobo ASUS M2N-E,i can use dat mobo 2 OC...

This post has been edited by jesusfreak88: Oct 12 2006, 05:59 PM

I overclock my laptop from 1.6GHz to 1.76GHz(10% overclock) using clockgen. But since you are using Intel® 915PM chipset, I'm not sure if your laptop can be overclocked by clockgen. I have a very good article for you: http://www.rojakpot.com/showarticle.aspx?artno=177&pgno=6

is dat lappy or desktop MoBo??
stick to da topic

use the software given by your manufacturer

he's using a notebook.where got notebook manufacturer support oc??

LoL ... hmm mebbe alienware lappys might have

where got people use notebook to oc.If want ply games go ply desktop la.

LOL, if you overclock a lappie, you got to prepare a fire extinguisher beside you in case it explodes

ya ya dats rite
stock lappie oredi so hot
no need to o'c

Nowadays, technology changes. Laptop is no longer a not-much-of-use plastic just to listen to music, surf around the net and type documents. Many people has started to abandoned desktop and get themselves a good laptop to make it a portable workstation. Moderate gamers should be pretty satisfied with what the laptop can give them. For me, laptop is indeed my workstation. I use not only for games but distributed computing and some simple webhosting. After a few weeks using laptop, I dump my desktop to my cousins.

Nope. No sign of burns yet. Pentium M or similar mobile processor have a maximum temperature rated at 100 celcius, critical temperature at 93-95 celcius. Without overclocking, my thermal probe reads 70 celcius. After overclock an extra 10%, it's about 76 celcius. It's still pretty far from the critical temperature. I have tried overclocking to 2.1GHz, it's about 84 celcius. Just wash the heatsink and replace the thermal paste monthly and it will never go wrong.