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how do you overclocked it? setfsb doens't worked for me

(03-13-2011, 08:42 AM)0n1s4c Wrote: [ -> ]I bought recently an Intel C2D T9900 (slighty OC to 3,2 Ghz) and plugged it in my M70Vn: that works very well!

Here is the results:
http://forum.notebookreview.com/asus/539...ost7236092

I do nothin' at all, but sometimes it seems to be OC by itself - sometimes, not all the time
original frequency is 3,06 Ghz

but look:
http://img2.uplood.fr/free/l211_aida64_2.jpg
http://img2.uplood.fr/free/n7pg_t9900.jpg

CPU clock is 3,2 Ghz

i opened my m70vn and found the pll number but setfsb and other programm doesn't work, i read that some laptops have a security function that doens't allow you to overclock, so do you maybe know a tool with that i can edit my bios? i just want to look if i can turn ne security function off.

look at here:
http://www.rebelshavenforum.com/sis-bin/...2;t=000125

and the whole forum:
http://www.rebelshavenforum.com/sis-bin/...aysPrune=0

you can use AMIBCP or MMTool - these tools are dedicated for AMI Bios
http://www.rebelshavenforum.com/sis-bin/...2;t=000012
http://www.rebelshavenforum.com/sis-bin/...2;t=000098

I'm not sure there is a security function that locks the OC for the M70Vn (my T9900 is OCed, and I haven't changed nothing!)

Thank a lot ^^ i will try it later, Thank you

Edit 1 : i download the bios from the asus page but it seems that the file isn't a rom file so the programm can't open them,

(03-13-2011, 09:00 AM)ender28 Wrote: [ -> ]Thank a lot ^^ i will try it later, Thank you

Edit 1 : i download the bios from the asus page but it seems that the file isn't a rom file so the programm can't open them,

you just have to rename it with .rom extension

that's all

don't worked, but hey how are the games running now with the t9900?

(03-14-2011, 03:40 PM)ender28 Wrote: [ -> ]don't worked, but hey how are the games running now with the t9900?

I don't tested games up now
what didn't work?

mhh this time it worked, but it's to complicated, i think i buy a p8800. thanks.

Edit : Ah i forgot to ask, did you patch the bios with the microcode for the q9100?

No, it's useless.
CPU Microcode patches are only usefull for correcting some bugs & problems detected by manufacturers who have tested new CPUs not yet distributed to final users (refer to Intel ES CPUs), before their mass production: so, they are "fully" compatible for a particular hardware (like mobos).
CPU Microcode Patches' goal is not to add support for CPU.