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    Overclocking extreme CPU without BIOS options?

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by moral hazard, Dec 13, 2009.

  1. naton

    naton Notebook Virtuoso

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    I agree. A lot of the information on the rebelshaven is (I think) for people who have a solid background on reverse engineering or bios programming and/or editing. In addition most of their work is around award bios while a considerable number of laptops are sold with Phoenix and Ami Bios(es), and this without including EFI
     
    naton, Mar 7, 2010
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  2. Mugenski

    Mugenski Notebook Evangelist

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    Yeah they seem to like desktop award bios machines. I'd pay cash to get this thing an unlocked multi. You need to honor svets hard work and go get a qx
     
    Mugenski, Mar 7, 2010
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  3. moral hazard

    moral hazard Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    I will ;)

    Though it might now work.

    Either way I will pin mod the PLL that we have in our notebooks (ICS9LPRS113), I'll try to take some pics if anyone else want to try it.

    I'm just waiting for my GPU to come.
     
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    moral hazard Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    moral hazard, Jun 5, 2010
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  5. ickibar123

    ickibar123 Notebook Consultant

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    This has probably been mentioned somewhere in this thread, but I feel that I should mention it just in case. Use a program called Throttlestop. The user named 'Unclewebb' on these forums made the program and is able to modify that register.
    With Penryn chips, it is supposedly able to modify both voltage and multiplier values, regardless of what the BIOS supports. You need an extreme chip of course.
     
    ickibar123, Oct 17, 2010
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