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- Subject: Re: tlug-digest V1 #104
- From: "A.Tomita,Jr." <Alberto@example.com>
- Date: Fri, 05 Jan 1996 17:55:21 +0900
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> From: Craig Oda <craig@example.com> > Date: Thu, 4 Jan 1996 23:41:53 +0900 (JST) > Subject: Re: tlug-digest V1 #103 > > On Thu, 4 Jan 1996, A.Tomita,Jr. wrote: > > > There's another option: buy a Pentium 75 and overclock it to run at 90. > > It's a 3.3V chip, so overheating is not a problem, and the performance > > increase is significative. I did it in my machine at home, and it has been > > running fine for over a year now. > > What is this really possible? How can you do this? By changing the > dip switch or jumper settings on a motherboard? We build our > own machines in office, but we always set the processor speed > the same on the motherboard as on the chip. How did you figure this > out? Risking a CPU is kind of expensive if a person makes a mistake. > I call that gutsy.. :-) Yes, there are jumpers that set the CPU external clock speed and the multiplier (actually, it's a clock divider) for the internal clock. A same motherboard accepts Pentiums 75/90/100/120, and in the manual there is a table showing the jumper settings corresponding to each speed. I don't have it in hands right now, but it was something like: ext. clock multiplier int. clock 50 MHz 1.5 x 75 MHz 50 MHz 2.0 x 100 MHz 60 MHz 1.5 x 90 MHz 60 MHz 2.0 x 120 MHz I had read in some Usenet newsgroup that it was possible, the only problem been overheating the CPU. Tried until 100 MHz, but the machine started to hang up; at 90 MHz it is stable. -tomita. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Alberto Tomita Junior URL=http://www.ishiilab.dnj.ynu.ac.jp/~Alberto YOKOHAMA NATIONAL UNIVERSITY tel: +81-45-335-1451 ext. 2906 Div. of Electrical & Computer Eng. fax: +81-45-338-1157 156 Tokiwadai, Hodogaya-ku Yokohama 240 JAPAN home: +81-45-743-3680 (tel & fax) INTERNET: alberto@example.com COMPUSERVE: 70410,67 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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