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    overclocking my MS-1029..

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by Danbf89, Mar 8, 2006.

  1. Danbf89

    Danbf89 Notebook Enthusiast

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    Turion™64 MT-37 25W-1mb cache 2.0ghz processor...I really dont know anything about overclocking and want to learn about it..
     
    Danbf89, Mar 8, 2006
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  2. CoffeeShark

    CoffeeShark Notebook Evangelist

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    I wouldn't experiment on the 1029, it gets a touch hot as it is. I recommend reading up on it and experimenting with a desktop or older laptop.
     
    CoffeeShark, Mar 8, 2006
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  3. coriolis

    coriolis Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    Is there a reason to overclock it?

    I wouldn't, unless there was a valid reason...
     
    coriolis, Mar 8, 2006
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    I wouldnt really recommend OC'ing a laptop. The thermals are pretty much on the limit. Any increase in temperatures will adversly affect the stability of the system.
     
    miner, Mar 8, 2006
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