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post #81 of 120
11/14/06 at 6:06pm
Well guys I did it

my M90 is sold (sad to say it but I love that laptop)

But I could not in all good conseince (I can spell) leave that T7600G sitting here in the box unloved and unwanted.

+ I really really really wanted a merom processor and a 7950 GTX.

I am getting to remove the bloatware on this thing now. (I am just not real clear on how to do a reinstall and keep media direct 3 working)

DANG those fans blow loud when its running at 3.16

yes the brother did say 3.16

talk ta da hand baby

its all about the GHZ
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post #82 of 120
11/14/06 at 6:16pm
Bal, you SUCK!!! I am extremely jealous...
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post #83 of 120
11/14/06 at 6:39pm
did I say those fans were so loud that I am being forced to drop the speed on the CPU


oh and windows dancer is ghey
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post #84 of 120
11/15/06 at 4:43pm
Yip, at 3.0 and 3.16 the fans are on high always.. I dropped back to 2.83 so the fans on come one as needed.

Zyb
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post #85 of 120
11/15/06 at 6:05pm
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Originally Posted by zyb
Yip, at 3.0 and 3.16 the fans are on high always.. I dropped back to 2.83 so the fans on come one as needed.

Zyb


yeah I dropped it back too I didn't check to see which it would run at low temps on, Hell I am still in the process of migrating off of my M90.
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post #86 of 120
11/15/06 at 6:59pm
You guys are making me cry inside so much.... I so need to get my hands on one of these chips!!! ahhhh!!
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post #87 of 120
11/15/06 at 9:27pm
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Originally Posted by @smodeus
You guys are making me cry inside so much.... I so need to get my hands on one of these chips!!! ahhhh!!

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post #88 of 120
11/15/06 at 10:44pm
I'm enjoying mine too... after making sure it could do 6k in 3dm2006 and over 10K in 3dm05, I backed down a bit on the clocks. It's still a really fast machine, and it's now nearly silent.
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post #89 of 120
11/16/06 at 12:50am
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Originally Posted by dma550
I'm enjoying mine too... after making sure it could do 6k in 3dm2006 and over 10K in 3dm05, I backed down a bit on the clocks. It's still a really fast machine, and it's now nearly silent.

I know what you mean, at 3.16 I have NEVER seen apps open so fast and I am talking about bloated slow apps like MS Outlook.

these things scream. I have mine at 2.83 now but its nice to know there is some headroom.

and for those of you looking to buy the chips the only thing I can say is call intel but I can assure you that the T7600G's will be listed at $1000
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post #90 of 120
11/16/06 at 1:04am
I think given a little while I'll AS5 the CPU and videocard, giving a little more thermal headroom as well... I've got the thing running vmware workstation with another fully kitted XP session for some legacy software dev, it doesn't even break a sweat.
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post #91 of 120
11/20/06 at 7:42am
you guys could make do with yuor current processor and with the extra money you could feed and clothe a small african village...ok i am just jelious and needed to make you feel bad so sew me
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post #92 of 120
11/25/06 at 3:03pm
so theres absolutely no way to OC anything thats not a 7600G?
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post #93 of 120
11/25/06 at 6:05pm
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Originally Posted by stuckinasquare3
so theres absolutely no way to OC anything thats not a 7600G?
not in a dell laptop....

it's very easy to overclock if you're using a desktop MB that supports mobile processors, though...
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post #94 of 120
11/26/06 at 10:27am
boo i was all set to pick up a t7200 but my bleeding edge urge won't let me now!
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post #95 of 120
12/29/06 at 4:33pm
Snoopyduke, did you get your issue sorted with the T7600G ?
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post #96 of 120
2/3/07 at 6:58pm
I have the same problem...I cannot find where it specifies G...but email me...I have seen where you can raise the clocking speed..in the Setup....I moved it up..and then got scared that I was doing something I shouldn't, so I moved it back to 2.33..but I had the option of moving it to 3.16....my email is strumph3@gmail.com
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post #97 of 120
2/4/07 at 12:18pm
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Originally Posted by strumph3
I have the same problem...I cannot find where it specifies G...but email me...I have seen where you can raise the clocking speed..in the Setup....I moved it up..and then got scared that I was doing something I shouldn't, so I moved it back to 2.33..but I had the option of moving it to 3.16....my email is strumph3@gmail.com

If you were able to raise the speed to 3.16 you have the T7600g. Raise it to 2.8 and enjoy. I wouldn't go above 2.8 because your fans will run full speed at all times.
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post #98 of 120
4/5/07 at 6:45am
I just bought this processor for my Clevo m570u, would I have to flash with Dell bios to enable the OC'ing?
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post #99 of 120
4/5/07 at 8:02am
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Originally Posted by roofio86
I just bought this processor for my Clevo m570u, would I have to flash with Dell bios to enable the OC'ing?
I think your Clevo came with the T7600, not the T7600G. The "G"s are *only* sold by dell, and it overclocks only through the Dell BIOS. The Dell BIOS surely would not work on your system in any case. For the others here: T7600G *can* be bought at http://it-premier.de
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post #100 of 120
4/5/07 at 8:19am
No its came with T7200 but I bought T7600G from german retailer.
So basically I bought an overclockable processor, which cannot be overclocked as I NEED the dell bios??
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