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2nd Mar 2009, 17:15
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A few years ago I got this comp and it was ok at the time but last year I changed the mem from 512k ddr2 to 2gb ddr2 and the celeron d360 for a celeron e1200 .
But as you can see from the review section of the link that processor is highly overclockable but the bios is locked by P/b and i think it is only for the celeron d . I only want to alter the core voltage so instead of being a 1.6 ghz processor it is running at 1.8/2.0ghz before I have enough money to biuld one. http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showpr...atid=6&subcat= |
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3rd Mar 2009, 15:39
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Increasing the voltage isn't going to give you a higher clock speed!!
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