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hmm, i would say try f1-f12 first....mad_pc_man said:
then delete (like 30 times right after you hit the power button) try ctrl+alt+esc.... should be one of those... but toshiba laptops can also have a 'toshiba utility' (specific to your case )
yah i think that there is not very many laptops that you can O/C very easily without needing a lot of elbow greaseBrad84cnc said:
not only that, where the hell would u get instructions on what switches and combos equal what freq even if you found it, plus laptops get hot as hell as it is, i see it like this - unless ur getting like a 500mhz+ OC, why mess wid itmoho said:
thats why my ibook g4 is stock , so i dont have to cut a hole in the casing to put a fat *** hsf, otherwise its easy as hell to oc
im guessing a desktop? i wouldn't think a laptop would have a diagram, ive opened a cpl, absolutely not comparable to a fullsized computerBrad84cnc said:it took me forever to figure out the combination of dip switches on my compaq then when i almost gave up i looked about an inch over from them and it had a diagram.
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