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post #1301 of 1473
1/22/07 at 5:23pm
don't give them ideas! : )
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post #1302 of 1473
1/22/07 at 11:16pm
So, would a 1.7 pin modded to a 2.26 be faster then the 1.73 centrino?
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post #1303 of 1473
1/22/07 at 11:38pm
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Originally Posted by slow9300
So, would a 1.7 pin modded to a 2.26 be faster then the 1.73 centrino?
They are all using Centrino technology. But, yes, if you take a 400 MHz FSB 1.7 GHz Pentium M and pinmod it to 533 MHz FSB with 2.26 GHz, it's going to be significantly faster.
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post #1304 of 1473
1/29/07 at 6:05pm
Will a used SL7EP work for a pinmod? I'm kind of hesitant about buying it used, but the seller said it is pulled from a working unit. Not sure where to find a new one under $100.
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post #1305 of 1473
1/30/07 at 2:02am
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Originally Posted by dgcaste
don't give them ideas! : )
i sold mine for about the same as normal, there isn't too much demand for them so don't worry
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post #1306 of 1473
2/1/07 at 7:15pm
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Originally Posted by Disillusion
Basically, the 1.8 (745) is about as far as you're going to go. I had great luck with mine and only had to up the voltage from 1.340 to 1.388. Some people can't get their 745 to overclock at all. A friend of mine just recently got a 745 and we tried to pinmod it. We gave it nearly 1.6 volts and it wouldn't even POST. So, you can try the 745 but I'm not going to guarantee that it will overclock at all. Basically, the lower the clock speed is on the CPU you get, the greater your chances are for a stable overclock. Good luck with your decision.
There are a few P-M 755 chips out there that have been succesfully OC'd by pin-mod with a volt-mod. I bought mine here in the FS forum a while back, and it runs stable at 1.468v (have to ground VID4 then back off at startup with NHC). It's fast, but runs warmer than I would prefer - 68C after several hours of Prime95 with fans on high.

I love the speed, but would trade down to a 1.8 > 2.4 chip that did not require volt mod for the thermal advantages.
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post #1307 of 1473
2/3/07 at 10:02pm
thats crazy!!!
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post #1308 of 1473
2/6/07 at 10:50am
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Originally Posted by Prodigal
There are a few P-M 755 chips out there that have been succesfully OC'd by pin-mod with a volt-mod. I bought mine here in the FS forum a while back, and it runs stable at 1.468v (have to ground VID4 then back off at startup with NHC). It's fast, but runs warmer than I would prefer - 68C after several hours of Prime95 with fans on high.

I love the speed, but would trade down to a 1.8 > 2.4 chip that did not require volt mod for the thermal advantages.
68 degrees isn't too bad. My 745 at 1.388 volts can hit around 65 degrees while gaming.
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post #1309 of 1473
2/6/07 at 2:03pm
I hit 69 with your mom! whooaa!!
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post #1310 of 1473
2/15/07 at 3:20pm
I found this tutorial and was floored, so I ran home, grabbed my Dell 600m with the 725 (1.6 Ghz proc) and ripped it apart, replaced the thermal pads with artic silver and pin-modded it! Turned it on and voila! Still 1.6 Ghz. I took it apart again to double check the pin and it is right. Even used B16 instead of C15 to ground it, but it did not work. Anyone have any thoughts on this? Thanks...
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post #1311 of 1473
2/15/07 at 5:04pm
You need 915M chipset or a 533MHz chipset, yours is 855 which only supports 400MHz.
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post #1312 of 1473
2/22/07 at 9:05pm

Touchpad and front buttons not working. Please help!

First off, thanks to all the people who are keeping this forum alive. I was able to do a 1.6-> 2.13 overclock on my i6000 without any problems. But after restarting the system and checking the speed and all, my toch pad and the front button (ones u use to control volume, play etc) is nto working. I reinstalled the drivers, but still no use. But my keyboard is fine and i am using a usb mouse for now. Does someone have any idea how to approach this problem? Thank you very much!
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post #1313 of 1473
2/24/07 at 12:18am
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Originally Posted by kumar16
First off, thanks to all the people who are keeping this forum alive. I was able to do a 1.6-> 2.13 overclock on my i6000 without any problems. But after restarting the system and checking the speed and all, my toch pad and the front button (ones u use to control volume, play etc) is nto working. I reinstalled the drivers, but still no use. But my keyboard is fine and i am using a usb mouse for now. Does someone have any idea how to approach this problem? Thank you very much!
Are you sure you didn't perhaps leave that little cable unplugged when putting the palm-rest plastics back on?
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post #1314 of 1473
2/24/07 at 1:47pm
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Originally Posted by kumar16
First off, thanks to all the people who are keeping this forum alive. I was able to do a 1.6-> 2.13 overclock on my i6000 without any problems. But after restarting the system and checking the speed and all, my toch pad and the front button (ones u use to control volume, play etc) is nto working. I reinstalled the drivers, but still no use. But my keyboard is fine and i am using a usb mouse for now. Does someone have any idea how to approach this problem? Thank you very much!
You forgot to plug in the connector that connects the touch pad and front media buttons to the motherboard. Pull your keyboard back off and you can get access to plug that connector back in.
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post #1315 of 1473
2/27/07 at 1:01pm
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Originally Posted by Disillusion
You forgot to plug in the connector that connects the touch pad and front media buttons to the motherboard. Pull your keyboard back off and you can get access to plug that connector back in.
Thank you very much. I completly overlooked that!http://www.notebookforums.com/images...smiley-016.gif My laptop was running really hot, constantly over 63C, so i did the undervolting and now its much better, around 45C idle. Also can any one recommend good laptop coolers? I have a generic 3 fan cooler, but it hardly does anything to help with the heat under the laptop. Thanks a lot!
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post #1316 of 1473
3/2/07 at 2:20pm
Intel Pentium M770 CPU 2.13Ghz 2Mb Cache 533FSB

just a quick one, can i put this straight in my hacked i9300 to xps2?

rhanks
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post #1317 of 1473
3/2/07 at 3:14pm
HI

Could someone tell me if i can use the pin mode on my cpu.
Cpu specs are: DELL latitude 120L, Dothan 1,6GHz, rated FSB 400 MHz and motherboard Chipest i915GMS/910GML.

All specs taken from cpu-z
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post #1318 of 1473
3/2/07 at 4:15pm
please
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post #1319 of 1473
3/3/07 at 2:18am
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Originally Posted by dickie mint
Intel Pentium M770 CPU 2.13Ghz 2Mb Cache 533FSB

just a quick one, can i put this straight in my hacked i9300 to xps2?

rhanks
That CPU should go right into a 9300 or XPS2.

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Originally Posted by moss
HI

Could someone tell me if i can use the pin mode on my cpu.
Cpu specs are: DELL latitude 120L, Dothan 1,6GHz, rated FSB 400 MHz and motherboard Chipest i915GMS/910GML.

All specs taken from cpu-z
Yes, if you have a 400Mhz CPU and a 915 chipset, you can pinmod it.
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post #1320 of 1473
3/3/07 at 11:39am
Many thanks Disillusion
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