You can't "pin mod" a 533Mhz CPU because the System Bus runs at that speed. The whole trick here is your sticking a CPU that normally on a 400Mhz bus, instead on a 533Mhz bus. Since everything is based on clock speed off the system bus, do the math.
The Bus speed on the laptop is not adjustable. (unlike a custom desktop motherboard....My Abit MB in my gaming desktop allows me in the Bios to control the individual speeds and voltages of every device and bus with a few clicks...)
So since you have a fixed 533Mhz speed, the trick is putting in slower bus speed CPUs and now your spinning them faster.....
The Bus speed on the laptop is not adjustable. (unlike a custom desktop motherboard....My Abit MB in my gaming desktop allows me in the Bios to control the individual speeds and voltages of every device and bus with a few clicks...)
So since you have a fixed 533Mhz speed, the trick is putting in slower bus speed CPUs and now your spinning them faster.....
