techa
01-21-07, 02:22 AM
Hello all, New to the forum, thanks for reading :)
Please help, I've tried to overclock my system. It's a satellite A55-s326 laptop, and the specs are below:
Pentium M 725 - 1600MHz; (Centrino system)
512MB DDR SDRAM 333MHz;
Intel 82852/82855 GM/GME 64MB;
2 GB DDR RAM, PC2700
i855 board
I've used ClockGen, and here are my initial specs:
CPU: 598.65
FSB:99.76
RAM: 166.27
I ran ClockGen with a PLL selected of ICS 952618, and while using prime95 at it's torture test managed to get my overclock to be the following without test failure:
CPU: 680.56
FSB: 113.43
RAM: 189.04
So after gaining these values and saving them for startup on my laptop, I find that after this most of my programs CRASH on me! I ran Sims 2 and it let me know it crashed and would not continue, and I ran Maya 6 and it crashed on me as well.
What am I doing wrong? Am I leaving something out? Should I do another step to prevent the crashing? Or do I have to open up my laptop to do the manual overclocking techniques? I've seen articles on opening it up and doing the copper wire mod, but I was hoping that ClockGen would show a more safer tweak.
PLEASE HELP!!! Thanks :)
-Techa
Please help, I've tried to overclock my system. It's a satellite A55-s326 laptop, and the specs are below:
Pentium M 725 - 1600MHz; (Centrino system)
512MB DDR SDRAM 333MHz;
Intel 82852/82855 GM/GME 64MB;
2 GB DDR RAM, PC2700
i855 board
I've used ClockGen, and here are my initial specs:
CPU: 598.65
FSB:99.76
RAM: 166.27
I ran ClockGen with a PLL selected of ICS 952618, and while using prime95 at it's torture test managed to get my overclock to be the following without test failure:
CPU: 680.56
FSB: 113.43
RAM: 189.04
So after gaining these values and saving them for startup on my laptop, I find that after this most of my programs CRASH on me! I ran Sims 2 and it let me know it crashed and would not continue, and I ran Maya 6 and it crashed on me as well.
What am I doing wrong? Am I leaving something out? Should I do another step to prevent the crashing? Or do I have to open up my laptop to do the manual overclocking techniques? I've seen articles on opening it up and doing the copper wire mod, but I was hoping that ClockGen would show a more safer tweak.
PLEASE HELP!!! Thanks :)
-Techa