OC a laptop!?

Modred189

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So I was thinking... I have a laptop that was a replacement for one that died under warantee (see sig). It runs SICK cool. Running PC Mark06, looped, only gets the thing to around 46 degrees after an hour. The fan doesn't even spin below 43 degrees.
Seems to me like a little overclocking would be possible.

But as we all know, laptops and OC don't go well together.

Is there any way to pull this off?

More system info:
INtel Core Solo T1350@1.86 GHz
1Gig ram, DDR2 (333MHz)
Mobo (from cpuz): Quanta 30BB
Intel i945GM chipset, rev 03
Bios version F.04 dated 9/18/06
 
as long as it can keep the processor cool.... and you can find out how to actually change the settings.. an OC app or whatever.

Go on HP's site and see what the highest processor that the laptop can use... the heatsink(heatpipe setup) should be able to handle your processor at the highest supported speed.

The only thing is that you probably won't be able to adjust the voltage.

That being said.. I have an old Toshiba laptop that had a K6-2 400 in it.... I bought a
K6-3+ 450 and bumped it up to 550 on stock voltage after modifying the heatsink.
 
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