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Poll Results: 5720 BIOS "System Frequency" option trend identification

This is a multiple choice poll
  • 12% (4)
    How many who have the 5720 BIOS "FSB OC" option have a 5720-C?
  • 21% (7)
    How many who have the 5720 BIOS "FSB OC" option have a 5720-V?
  • 9% (3)
    How many who have the 5720 BIOS "FSB OC" option HAVE BIOS "SONOMA01.86C.0052.D.0510042137"?
  • 6% (2)
    How many who have the 5720 BIOS "FSB OC" option DO NOT HAVE BIOS "SONOMA01.86C.0052.D.0510042137"?
  • 3% (1)
    How many who have the 5720 BIOS "FSB OC" option have a Pentium M 740/750 (1.73 - 1.86 GHz)?
  • 9% (3)
    How many who have the 5720 BIOS "FSB OC" option have Pentium M 760's (2.00 GHz)?
  • 18% (6)
    How many who have the 5720 BIOS "FSB OC" option have Pentium M 770's (2.13 GHz)?
  • 12% (4)
    How many who have the 5720 BIOS "FSB OC" option have Pentium M 780's (2.26 GHz)?
  • 6% (2)
    How many who have the 5720 BIOS "FSB OC" option bought "ZERO DEAD PIXEL" insurance? LOL ;-)
32 Total Votes  
post #121 of 140
2/16/06 at 4:23am
i tried, SOB, i could not get over 7500'ish. My machine goes unstable at +9% although i took the video right up to wher you had it.

It was fun but I get crazy watching 3dmark and the next thing you know bf2 is playing on my other machine

I will see if I can get a screen shot of my max. Its nice, I spent $70 more and switched from adeslow sata to high speed pata and get my processor up to 2.12. ALmost like getting a free cpu upgrade! I think my cheap ram may be the cause of the unstability with higher OC'ing.
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post #122 of 140
2/16/06 at 4:40am
well i am a big ole liar

with core clock 461 and mem 1.20
cpu OC'd 6% 2.0 to 2.12
39 deg Celsius



not to shabby

465, 1.21
44 degrees Celsisu


and a little better

470, 1.22 at 44 degrees celsius



gonna go one more round and see what she can take. If it makes a few more points I might try the extra 3% on the cPU

470, 1.28 45 deg C



last round see if it can handle +3%
GPU 49 degrees C, CPU 49 deg C
sure can CPU at 1.8 graphics as above



pretty sure this will be last run, no more room to play
but.....

473, 1,29
temps in the 40's
CPU +9
not sure if it will go further....not tonight anyways



I tried, I really did try but CodeName still hold sthe rcord!!!
I will push more later but nice work CD and I think I am damn happy anyways.
now i will go crank it down a bit before carbon and silicon fuse!!
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post #123 of 140
2/16/06 at 10:50am
I am going to order the hard drive and a lapcool 4 today. But, my notebook is being sent off to smooth creations today as well. So I will not be able to do anything with it for 2-3 weeks.
Great scores. Although, I have noticed something interesting. If I clock my card to 470+ I get better 3dmark scores, but I get worse performance in games, namely COD2. So I keep my vga at about 460 and 1.23 - anything higher gets me better 3dmark scores, but about 10-20 less fps in COD2.
Well, again congrats on the oc and great scores.

--K1tty
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post #124 of 140
2/16/06 at 1:23pm
wtf?!??
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post #125 of 140
2/16/06 at 2:21pm
Yeah, that is what I thought lol ....

--K1tty
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post #126 of 140
2/16/06 at 2:43pm
wtf? about what?
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post #127 of 140
2/16/06 at 3:02pm
about what kitty said before i said wtf.
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post #128 of 140
3/4/06 at 3:50pm
So, who here has replaced their SATA drive with a PATA drive themselves?

Or is everyone having sager make the change?
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post #129 of 140
3/5/06 at 6:52pm
its not hard to do, but you need an adaptor.
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post #130 of 140
3/15/06 at 12:23am
Yeah, and I can only get one through Sager == $$

I'll give em a call tomorrow to ask about pricing.
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post #131 of 140
3/15/06 at 8:22am
the adapter should cost you around 5 dollars. its 7 euros in germany so in the usa it should be cheaper.
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post #132 of 140
3/15/06 at 5:28pm
Sweet! Thanks.
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post #133 of 140
3/15/06 at 6:06pm
Well it turned out to be $10 + $9 (UPS Ground). I can understand the price for the piece, but UPS Ground for $9 ?!?

Oh, well. If can pay $xxxx for a laptop I can pay a tiny bit more, right?
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post #134 of 140
3/15/06 at 6:58pm
right
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post #135 of 140
3/18/06 at 2:50pm
Well, I'm currently running at full +12% but I don't expect that to last when I get to the office (7 machines 10 monitors in one lil office)

I'll run some benchies monday.
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post #136 of 140
3/26/06 at 1:24am
why would you risk destroying a $2,700 laptop?
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post #137 of 140
3/26/06 at 5:38am
it doesn't destroy anything as long as the temperatures are on a low level. and thats what they are ya know?
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post #138 of 140
9/20/06 at 9:27am
So, did anyone have a BIOS for download, or is the one from http://www.mobile-support.net/ working ?

Im actually not asking because I want to overclock, but because I need to up/downgrade because of compatibility issues with Audigy2ZS Notebook and the PCMCIA bus.
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post #139 of 140
12/25/07 at 12:24pm
Hello everyone,

I have a Clevo M570 (sold by pointersystems.be) with a 80GB sata drive.

I updated to Bios version 08. After reading the whole story here (thx for the effort), I disconnected my SATA drive from the Clevo motherboard and suddenly the Overclock option is in the bios !

So try this trick first before flashing with a new bios. I will try to obtain a PATA connector for this Clevo and ghost my system to a PATA disk.

2,5 inch IDE ATA/100 disks come cheap these days so it is well worth the interface downgrade
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post #140 of 140
12/27/07 at 10:03am
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Originally Posted by ub4b View Post
Hello everyone,

I have a Clevo M570 (sold by pointersystems.be) with a 80GB sata drive.

I updated to Bios version 08. After reading the whole story here (thx for the effort), I disconnected my SATA drive from the Clevo motherboard and suddenly the Overclock option is in the bios !

So try this trick first before flashing with a new bios. I will try to obtain a PATA connector for this Clevo and ghost my system to a PATA disk.

2,5 inch IDE ATA/100 disks come cheap these days so it is well worth the interface downgrade
just letting you know this thread is over a year old.
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