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Overclock MMC-2 processor.
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It is not possible to overclock OEM compuers (computers from companies), most of the time. Gateway, along with other OEM's hide that stuff in the BIOS, so you can't screw the computer up and make them exchange it for a new one (other reasons too).
BTW, its the BIOS Setup, the CMOS holds the BIOS's data, it isn't an interface :-).
BTW, its the BIOS Setup, the CMOS holds the BIOS's data, it isn't an interface :-).
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Thanks for the reply. It's kinda what I had figured as far as doing anything directly on the computer. I have heard of being able to change the speed of some processors by inserting it into external hardware that directly accesses the the internal settings. That's probably my only hope at this point.
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#4 Oct 19th, 2002
weird ... I've never heard of anything like that before. A piece of hardware which overclocks a processor?
Actually ... I'm almost positive it's CMOS Setup
Actually ... I'm almost positive it's CMOS Setup
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