Re: Intel X9000 for T61.
Posted: Fri Mar 07, 2014 7:16 am
Here is two pics. One during load, and one during idle. @1.075V under load, and @1.000V under idle.Cigarguy wrote:^^^ Interesting. Would you have a CPUZ screen shot? Thanks.
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Here is two pics. One during load, and one during idle. @1.075V under load, and @1.000V under idle.Cigarguy wrote:^^^ Interesting. Would you have a CPUZ screen shot? Thanks.
The truth is, that if you want the "bragging rigths" you have to install a quad-core as of todayrosebank wrote:Interesting idea, I did not know the T9500 could be overclocked, something I have never done before, as I have the T9300 I doubt I would actually consider the T9500, I wanted the X9000 for bragging rights but it seems I have been talked out if the idea, still tempting though...
A member of the German thinkpad-forum.de recently managed doing exactly this. If you can read German:QWERTY Andreas wrote:The truth is, that if you want the "bragging rigths" you have to install a quad-core as of today
Bookmarked...my hat's off to him...rumbero wrote: A member of the German thinkpad-forum.de recently managed doing exactly this. If you can read German:
Anleitung-FSB-1066-CPUs-inklusive-Core-2-Quad-in-Thinkpad-T61-zum-Laufen-bringen.
Exactly what i thougth of.rumbero wrote:A member of the German thinkpad-forum.de recently managed doing exactly this. If you can read German:QWERTY Andreas wrote:The truth is, that if you want the "bragging rigths" you have to install a quad-core as of today
Anleitung-FSB-1066-CPUs-inklusive-Core-2-Quad-in-Thinkpad-T61-zum-Laufen-bringen.