Uh because changing ram timings is hard and doesnt do much good... you could get 1-1-1-1-1-1-1 ram timings and it would still run at what the bios sets it to run at.
Here are some super pi scores from all various cpu's from ocforums.com... as you can see, a 2.8 Dothan is beating my P4 at 4.84Ghz in this particular benchmark. The P-M is a great CPU, especially for laptops.
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Not really. If you raise the FSB to 135 or more, you will likely corrupt data... there is no OC PCI bus lock on these things and running the PCI bus out of spec is bad stuff. You could however, search the forums for PIN MOD. You would...
zyb obviously works for Dell or nVidia or somewhere in the field. I could tell by his first few posts. If you don't believe, then don't believe but I have no reason not to.
Man this thread is hilarious. No one knows for sure what will come to light, but one thing I think we can ALL agree on is that the 7800GTX won't be an option when purchasing a 9300 from dell. That does not mean that it won't be offered...
Start up in safemode... press the F8 key while booting, see what happens. Go to Start > Run and type 'msconfig' and go to startup and see what is starting up with boot. Uncheck all unnecessary items, of if you can, take a screen...
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Originally Posted by Anemone
9 months after you get one you'll be smacking your head into a wall for not getting 64bit...
And yes 64 bit will be THAT dramatic of a change.
LMAO, uhh ok dude, whatever....
