[project] Overclocking laptop the hard way

Laptop is cooler and quicker than ever before :p

-- CPU Frequency -
Core 2 T7100 (1.8Ghz) @ 2643.8MHz --

-- HWBOT PRIME: --
OVERCLOCK:
HWBOT Prime - 2362.56 pps - Core 2 T7100 (1.8Ghz) @ 2643.8MHz

-- PiFast: --
STOCK:
50.58 sec with Intel Core 2 T7100 (1.8Ghz) at 1800MHz
OVERCLOCK:
37.11 sec - Core 2 T7100 (1.8Ghz) @ 2643.8MHz

-- SuperPi 1M --
Stock:
29sec 110ms with Intel Core 2 T7100 (1.8Ghz) at 1800MHz
Overclock:
21sec 641ms - Core 2 T7100 (1.8Ghz) @ 2643.8MHz

-- SuperPi 32M --

Stock:
25min 36sec 625ms with Intel Core 2 T7100 (1.8Ghz) at 1800MHz
Overclock:
20min 9sec 125ms with Intel Core 2 T7100 (1.8Ghz) at 2643.8MHz

EXPECT 3GHZ!

Heres an insight into my next hardware mod for my laptop:

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Laptop is cooler and quicker than ever before :p

-- CPU Frequency -
Core 2 T7100 (1.8Ghz) @ 2643.8MHz --

-- HWBOT PRIME: --
OVERCLOCK:
HWBOT Prime - 2362.56 pps - Core 2 T7100 (1.8Ghz) @ 2643.8MHz

-- PiFast: --
STOCK:
50.58 sec with Intel Core 2 T7100 (1.8Ghz) at 1800MHz
OVERCLOCK:
37.11 sec - Core 2 T7100 (1.8Ghz) @ 2643.8MHz

-- SuperPi 1M --
Stock:
29sec 110ms with Intel Core 2 T7100 (1.8Ghz) at 1800MHz
Overclock:
21sec 641ms - Core 2 T7100 (1.8Ghz) @ 2643.8MHz

-- SuperPi 32M --

Stock:
25min 36sec 625ms with Intel Core 2 T7100 (1.8Ghz) at 1800MHz
Overclock:
20min 9sec 125ms with Intel Core 2 T7100 (1.8Ghz) at 2643.8MHz

2nd in world rankings?! Congrats man :) how has the other guy got the extra 50MHz on you?
 
You said you might be getting 3GHz in your last post?! How are you going to do that?! and I have a guess what the PCI-e thing is about ;).
 
You said you might be getting 3GHz in your last post?! How are you going to do that?! and I have a guess what the PCI-e thing is about ;).

I hope this explains to you:
12x266=3192 :p

In other words, im gonna get a 2ghz core 2 duo form ebay and overclock it to 3.2ghz, using dual ide and 266 fsb!!!

That t61 is getting a gtx 570 for small lan parties :p
 
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So in other words you're buying a core 2 duo that has a 12x multi and changing the bus to 266? Does that mean that you're not actually able to change the multi on your current CPU?
 
So in other words you're buying a core 2 duo that has a 12x multi and changing the bus to 266? Does that mean that you're not actually able to change the multi on your current CPU?
C2D is locked but...
C2D that originally has x10 multi. I can put x12 multiplier on all cores using dual ida trick. then i set the fsb from 200 to 266 and viola 2ghz>3.2ghz.

edit,it hink i know what you mean.
normal c2d are locked but i can get 2 extra increasments of the multiplier
 
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C2D is locked but...
C2D that originally has x10 multi. I can put x12 multiplier on all cores using dual ida trick. then i set the fsb from 200 to 266 and viola 2ghz>3.2ghz.

edit,it hink i know what you mean.
normal c2d are locked but i can get 2 extra increasments of the multiplier

Yea, that's what I meant, or at least what I meant to ask. And woah! A 570! better than what's in my main rig ^_^. If I'm not careful I'm gonna have to but a T61 myself and have a go ;).
 
There are no screws holding the keyboard, and the mouse panel, so i have this neat little feature for overclockers where you can access the motherboard within 1 second just by flipping the laptop upside down - No tools needed! :p
 
There are no screws holding the keyboard, and the mouse panel, so i have this neat little feature for overclockers where you can access the motherboard within 1 second just by flipping the laptop upside down - No tools needed! :p

Awesome little tool that ;)I take it that laptop is a real trooper?
 
I dissembled a lot of laptops, and this lenovo T61 (this is my first lenovo laptop) is by far the most durable, even if it comes to messing around with the insides. The flex cable connectors are very well made, its like this laptop has been made for easy repairs
 
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I dissembled a lot of laptops, and this lenovo T61 (this is my first lenovo laptop) is by far the most durable, even if it comes to messing around with the insides. The flex cable connectors are very well made, its like this laptop has been made for easy repairs

Its because Thinkpads were designed for large businesses. They're solid enough to withstand damage from traveling, easy to repair for IT departments (cheaper than doing RMAs for every little issue) and as they typically cost quite a bit more than your consumer grade laptop , they over engineer them (hence why the cooling is so good).
Its why I'm such a big fan of my ol' core 2 duo x61s.
 
Just ordered 2 new pentium cpus to play around with, one is 2ghz and the other one is 2.1ghz stock. I now need to edit the bios so that it accepts those cpus
 
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