Unsupported clock generator PLL

[juffi]

I have an Asus Pundit-R which has Asus P4R8L motherboard based
on ATI Radeon 9100 IGP. No overclocking capabilities in the Bios.

On the clock generator PLL chip is printed:

ICS CJ860070
0507
93776AF

ClockGen does not recognise the PLL. Systool does not support the PLL.
What other overclocking software I could try? I have a Northwood 3.2G
P4 which would overclock easily.

Any advice how to go forward would be appreciated.

 

[mesarectifier]

You do need a BIOS that will let you overclock, which is why you get no overclocked Dells.

Were you really thinking of overclocking an IGP????

 

[juffi]

Were you really thinking of overclocking an IGP????

I still am.

I might be undereducated here but I cannot see any reason why
changing FSB 10% higher would not be possible.

I already changed display controller frequency from 300 MHz to
343 MHz without problem.

My understanding so far is that I only need a simple piece of SW
capable of setting up the PLL.

 

[juffi]

Well, Pundit-R is very small and real quiet after changing the power and CPU fans. This computer is the media center in my living room. Only problem with Pundit is a little jerky HDTV picture with high bitrates.

Changing the system is therefore more size and noise issue. I haven't yet found a suitable system. Requirements:
- Pundit-R size (max. 15x35x30 cm)
- Vertical position
- Very quiet power
- SW adjustable CPU fan
- Two PCI slots
- 4 USB2
- Display controller without fan (preferably X1300 for H.264)
- SPDIF sound output
- Cardbus

Any proposals here?

 

[juffi]

I found out that the clock generator is integrated into the 9100 IGP chipset. Quite low chance to find SW supporting it.

 

[overclockingrocks]

not to mention the fact that if you did that and something fried then you can't just plug in a new graphics chip because most likely you friend some other chip because integrated graphics aren't a separate chip so you may fry north or south bridge trying. My point is that it's not worth the risk due to the gain being little to nothing. just buy a new graphics card and oc that if you want then at least if something happens you can replace it.

Just trying to help,

overclockingrocks

 

[Anoobis]

Well, Pundit-R is very small and real quiet after changing the power and CPU fans. This computer is the media center in my living room.

These statements and overclocking do not go hand in hand. I'm sorry.

 

[juffi]

I do not need much overclocking, 10% would be enough. My earlier 3.0G Prescott is quite a heater and the new Northwood 3.2G with 10% overclocking would probably run cooler.