Finding out PLL?

cooldrum3 · Jul 8, 2003

Is there any diagnostic program that will tell you the PLL on your mobo? I must have tried 1/2 a dozen or so. I just don't feel like disassembling my laptop or cracking the case open on my, er...work computer

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cooldrum3 · Jul 9, 2003

Bump...this is important!

moz_21 · Jul 9, 2003

I would guess not. You would probably have to take the cover off to read the chip and it being a laptop, well...good luck.

Its not usually a good idea to overclock a laptop because the cooling is usually right on the edge as it is

cooldrum3 · Jul 9, 2003

The laptop does get pretty hot. My work computer though, I'm seriously thinking about OCing. I got CPUFSB on it and tried messing around with it. It says I am now running at 2400 MHz instead of 2000 MHz. However, It also says that I'm running a 60 MHz FSB with a 20 multiplier! That's only 1200 MHz! Also, though, I ran bench marks before and after OCing (supposedly), and all my numbers are significantly faster, as I assumed they would be after a successful OC. I'm confused as all hell here, but it seems to have worked.

moz_21 · Jul 9, 2003

Could be the cpu throttleing thing that all laptops do. Speedstep or something? that could cause it to report wrong.

cooldrum3 · Jul 9, 2003

This is on my desktop though. The "Office Rig" in my profile.

moz_21 · Jul 9, 2003

Oh the office rig. Ok. My bad

Your best bet is probably going to be looking at the chip or searching the net for someone else who has done it.

j2me_tech · Jul 9, 2003

izzit this is what u 1 to see -->

cooldrum3 · Jul 10, 2003

THAT'S IT. THANX! Guess I gotta go download SetFSB now...

...and are you really running stable at 3487? If so, that's a REALLY nice OC :clap:

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