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Name: carrick
Date: January 21, 2007 at 17:48:58 Pacific
OS: windows xp professional
CPU/Ram: 900mghz intel celeron/512
Product: emachines t1090
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I am having a bit of a problem trying to figure out how to overclock my comp and I need some real help. I have a 900mghz intel celeron cpu on a cognac amr+ motherboard (part number mbem11560000). My bios won't let me do anything for it is a PhoenixBios. I am stuck and I need some knowlegable help.



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Name: Cobra_R
Date: January 21, 2007 at 18:24:57 Pacific
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The best you can do is use a program called clockgen, but you won't get very far considering you can't lock the agp/pci bus. Other then that you can try to upgrade your processor but that's about it. In your case you are better off upgrading your processor. If you can upgrade your processor to a pentium III 1.3ghz that would be much better then trying to get an extra 100mhz out of it if that using clockgen due to the fact that the pentium III would be 300mhz faster and has a larger L2 cache.

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