Overclocking, emachines, and you(trigem boards)

hrhrhrFOOT · 08-08-05, 09:21 PM

Recently, while looking for a way to overclock my 1.8 willy on an emachines t1842 mobo(trigem imperial), i found a way to overclock it by the way of hardware mods:

http://www.geocities.com/enigmadeadsouls/overclocking/

My PLL is the 950201, so i would go here.

It looks a bit, ok, a lot harder than normal overclocking, but it does work, as seen in a testimonial there. I'm not going to attempt it at the moment(broken left arm), but i think this could be useful to anyone wanting to OC an emacines. As always, be careful.

aintnospam · 08-08-05, 09:32 PM

Clockgen (http://www.cpuid.org/clockgen.php) can already overclock OEM machines within Windows. I've tried this with my sony vaio and it works fine (can't go too high though because of lack of an AGP lock). No need to get so complicated

hrhrhrFOOT · 08-09-05, 11:03 AM

Ah, but a vaio is not an emachine

The emachines, dells and compaqs use trigem boards, which cannot be overclocked by software means.

Cobalt · 08-23-05, 11:54 AM

Wow I have the stuff I'd need but I'm not sure I'd risk it. The eMachines is our family computer so hardmods are a no-no for me. Looks ineresting though and I'll be looking forwards tosee how this turns out!

edit: oops old(ish) thread

hrhrhrFOOT · 08-24-05, 08:25 PM

I'm quite happy someone found the link, actually XP
It was a very interesting link for me, but unfortunately, not many other people felt the same

08-08-05, 09:21 PM	Thread Starter #1
hrhrhrFOOT Member Join Date: Sep 2003	Overclocking, emachines, and you(trigem boards) Recently, while looking for a way to overclock my 1.8 willy on an emachines t1842 mobo(trigem imperial), i found a way to overclock it by the way of hardware mods: http://www.geocities.com/enigmadeadsouls/overclocking/ My PLL is the 950201, so i would go here. It looks a bit, ok, a lot harder than normal overclocking, but it does work, as seen in a testimonial there. I'm not going to attempt it at the moment(broken left arm), but i think this could be useful to anyone wanting to OC an emacines. As always, be careful. __________________ A64-3000 C0 @2407.1 mhz Kingston Valueram Hynix @ 260mhz 2.5-4-4-7 350w turbolink psu Gigabyte K8N pro nf3-150 PNY 5900SE@460/975 w/RL Bios heat
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08-08-05, 09:32 PM	#2
aintnospam Member Join Date: Jul 2005	Clockgen (http://www.cpuid.org/clockgen.php) can already overclock OEM machines within Windows. I've tried this with my sony vaio and it works fine (can't go too high though because of lack of an AGP lock). No need to get so complicated
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08-09-05, 11:03 AM	Thread Starter #3
hrhrhrFOOT Member Join Date: Sep 2003	Ah, but a vaio is not an emachine The emachines, dells and compaqs use trigem boards, which cannot be overclocked by software means. __________________ A64-3000 C0 @2407.1 mhz Kingston Valueram Hynix @ 260mhz 2.5-4-4-7 350w turbolink psu Gigabyte K8N pro nf3-150 PNY 5900SE@460/975 w/RL Bios heat
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08-23-05, 11:54 AM	#4
Cobalt Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: England	Wow I have the stuff I'd need but I'm not sure I'd risk it. The eMachines is our family computer so hardmods are a no-no for me. Looks ineresting though and I'll be looking forwards tosee how this turns out! edit: oops old(ish) thread
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08-24-05, 08:25 PM	Thread Starter #5
hrhrhrFOOT Member Join Date: Sep 2003	I'm quite happy someone found the link, actually XP It was a very interesting link for me, but unfortunately, not many other people felt the same __________________ A64-3000 C0 @2407.1 mhz Kingston Valueram Hynix @ 260mhz 2.5-4-4-7 350w turbolink psu Gigabyte K8N pro nf3-150 PNY 5900SE@460/975 w/RL Bios heat
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