Uys How do I overclock the CPU of a Laptop?

La9huNTeR

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I got a dv6700 laptop with the processor model intel core 2 duo T5450 @ 1.66GHz.

Does anyone know where I go to turn it up, I want it at 2.20GHz or at least know if its possible

It gets really annoying when all my specs are fine except the processor speed keeps me from playing games at a certain level, Please Help
 

AKM880

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Your laptop probably won't allow overclocking (none really do) in the BIOS. You'd need to use software, but I'd avise against it. Laptops already run pretty hot and with overclocking it'll run even hotter.
 

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Been there, tried that. The whole thing is a waste of time, they seem to go to great lengths to make it virtually impossible to overclock laptops! It would be unwise anyway as noted in previous posts due to the almost certain raging inferno that would result!
 

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I've tried every program available to try to oc my laptop, nothing worked. And I seriously doubt it's the cpu holding you back in games. It's integrated graphics.
 
don't do it, if you want more speed save some money on a new laptop (preferably one that id meant for some light gaming), look around, cyberpowerpc.com is where i got mine, you can even use newegg and look ASUS laptops
 

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+1.
 
i was able to overlcok my asus laptop (sold it)
i had it from 2.0ghz to 2.4ghz and after a month it started acting up weird, next tihng it woudnt turn on every time i pressed on the button and then i had t rma it :p

dont overclock laptops
 

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THIS IS the Reason I say dont do it ..... burnt up a couple this way. SEEN a couple fry that werent mine....
 

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I have a laptop that I bought from a friend and he had it over clocking and it over heats alot. Do you know a way to set it back to what it was factory set at? If you know or know anyone that does, please reply to plc.caleb@gmail.com thank you for your help. it is a HP pavilion dv4-1225dx