> I always that that overclocking was accomplished by placing
> one's computer over a clock, or even a watch, which is a
> small clock... Ben Myers
No, what you want is the biggest clock you can find anywhere and a car
battery. Glue the clock to the computer, but take the battery out of
it first. Hook the car battery up so the clock runs really, really
fast.
Your computer is now overclocked. You may need to keep a stockpile of
clocks handy, as this mod tends to be rather short-lived with most of
them. And given that most of the clocks you will find contains
movements with no (0) jewels and are unadjusted, you will have more
crashes than normal.
"LouieG" <Louis@Home.com> wrote in message
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> Ben Myers wrote:
>> "rear window defroster repair kit (automotive)"???? Could LouieG be
>> making a
>> joke here? I always that that overclocking was accomplished by placing
>> one's
>> computer over a clock, or even a watch, which is a small clock... Ben
>> Myers
>>
>> On Wed, 9 Jul 2008 19:31:11 -0500, "S.Lewis" <Gossamer@interesting.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> "LouieG" <Louis@Home.com> wrote in message
>>> news:VVadk.17590$3q7.4147@newsfe15.lga...
>>>> Nota Clu wrote:
>>>>> 223-5256 Inspiron 530 Intel Core2 processor Q6600 (2.40Ghz
>>>>> 1066FSB) w/Quad Core Technology and 8MB cache
>>>>> 311-7749 3GB DDR2 SDRAM at 667MHz
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> I know how to OC. Is this sys locked?
>>>>> TIA
>>>> No, the system is not locked. There is a way to get the Q6600 to 3.0
>>>> ghz with a rear window defroster repair kit (automotive) by connecting
>>>> two pins on the CPU. I have a Dell 530 and successfully have mine
>>>> running for the last 2 months at 3.0 with the Dell supplied heat sink.
>>>> You will have to Google on how to overclock the Q6600 but remember,
>>>> dell will no longer honor the warranty once you have ******* with the
>>>> CPU.
>>>
>>>
>>> "Yes. It's locked. Build."
> Nope, you use the repair kit to make a connection across two pins,
> increasing the fsb up to 1333, as shown here
> http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=532207. This basically shows that
> you have very little knowledge it this sort of thing and should butt out.
Dear Louie,
Firstly, you don't see the obvious stupidity and contradiction in what
you're recommending to this poster and others. If a user with any gray
matter wants to overclock, with any sensible amount of reading and research
they'll know that they should either build or have a rig built that can
easily do so from within BIOS.
Secondly, you have no idea about what I know or what I don't know.
Therefore, coupled with your really stupid advice to this individual (who,
if they get it WRONG will wind up with a system board and/or CPU
replacement - or a really big doorstop) .......I'm left to conclude that
you're an arrogant, know-it-all arsehat.
On Jul 10, 5:18*pm, "S.Lewis" <Gossa...@interesting.com> wrote:
> "LouieG" <Lo...@Home.com> wrote in message
>
> news:R3hdk.19858$oY2.18243@newsfe21.lga...
>
>
>
>
>
> > Ben Myers wrote:
> >> "rear window defroster repair kit (automotive)"???? * Could LouieG be
> >> making a
> >> joke here? * I always that that overclocking was accomplished by placing
> >> one's
> >> computer over a clock, or even a watch, which is a small clock... Ben
> >> Myers
>
> >> On Wed, 9 Jul 2008 19:31:11 -0500, "S.Lewis" <Gossa...@interesting.com>
> >> wrote:
>
> >>> "LouieG" <Lo...@Home.com> wrote in message
> >>>news:VVadk.17590$3q7.4147@newsfe15.lga...
> >>>> Nota Clu wrote:
> >>>>> * * *223-5256 Inspiron 530 Intel Core2 processor Q6600 (2.40Ghz
> >>>>> 1066FSB) w/Quad Core Technology and 8MB cache
> >>>>> * * *311-7749 3GB DDR2 SDRAM at 667MHz
>
> >>>>> I know how to OC. *Is this sys locked?
> >>>>> TIA
> >>>> No, the system is not locked. There is a way to get the Q6600 to 3.0
> >>>> ghz with a rear window defroster repair kit (automotive) by connecting
> >>>> two pins on the CPU. I have a Dell 530 and successfully have mine
> >>>> running for the last 2 months at 3.0 with the Dell supplied heat sink.
> >>>> You will have to Google on how to overclock the Q6600 but remember,
> >>>> dell will no longer honor the warranty once you have ******* with the
> >>>> CPU.
>
> >>> "Yes. It's locked. Build."
> > Nope, you use the repair kit to make a connection across two pins,
> > increasing the fsb up to 1333, as shown here
> >http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=532207. This basically shows that
> > you have very little knowledge it this sort of thing and should butt out.
>
> Dear Louie,
>
> Firstly, you don't see the obvious stupidity and contradiction in what
> you're recommending to this poster and others. *If a user with any gray
> matter wants to overclock, with any sensible amount of reading and research
> they'll know that they should either build or have a rig built that can
> easily do so from within BIOS.
>
> Secondly, you have no idea about what I know or what I don't know.
> Therefore, coupled with your really stupid advice to this individual (who,
> if they get it WRONG will wind up with a system board and/or CPU
> replacement - or a really big doorstop) .......I'm left to conclude that
> you're an arrogant, know-it-all arsehat.
>
> Please:http://tinyurl.com/yjm842
>
> In summary: What you're suggesting MAY work, or it MAY NOT and may even
> damage the OP's system which is of NO personal consequence to you.
>
> You may be a lot of things, Louis, but you're no tech worthy of touching any
> of my machines.
>
> Stew- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
Ben Myers wrote:
> You're right. I'll keep it that way. Overclocking with hardware mods is not on
> my list of things to learn. One screwup in making the mod and the hardware is
> history. Running hardware beyond its rated spec is not for me either. But you
> have to admit that "rear window defroster repair kit (automotive)" without
> further explanation has raised other pairs of quizzical eyebrows in addition to
> mine... Ben Myers
Coming to this thread late, but I chuckled when I saw the auto ref.
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