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Core Duo Mobile (T2050) OC

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XKorpion

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I've got this 2050 running 4x133 (533) fsb in this crappy ass Dell laptop, and I read that the chipset can pump 4x166 (667) fsb. After some more research I discovered that Intel may have some sort of detection that checks your true cpuid and drops the multiplier for the cpu to the lowest it can go. :rolleyes: Does anyone have input on this? I just don't understand why Intel would do this after all the fun we had with the 915 chipset.:D

As for my personal experience with these things, I have another crappy ass Dell laptop with a Dothan. 1.6 Ghz->2.13 Ghz, and then some tweaking thanks to NHC and prime95. It works like a charm and I get stable 2.13Ghz with no voltmod.
 
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