now a proud owner of a 765 running @200mghz ,fully stable.

Older ThinkPads.. from the 600, the 7xx, the iSeries, 300, 500, the Transnote and, of course, the 701
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now a proud owner of a 765 running @200mghz ,fully stable.

#1 Post by serverbook » Tue Feb 28, 2006 9:00 am

yep ,thanks to monkungs devine input, its possible for all tp 76xx users to reset the cpu multiplier from 2.5x to 3x with some effort,thus attain geniune 200/66 speeds,now xp pro runs nicely 106mb ram and xtra grunt
from cpu modification/100% stable too(provided one utilises ess audio card) otherwise dsp modem audio card fitted does not work with me and audio/modem w2k driver glitches n xp.
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How did you overclock it? How hot runs the CPU?

#2 Post by CYBERYOGI =CO=Windler » Fri Nov 24, 2006 9:23 pm

Which connections on the CPU board have to be changed to overclock a 760XD to 200MHz? I already found the Japanese overclocking site and auto-translated it into Googlenese eh English (halfway readable). But which pins have to be connected in which way? There are pins BF0, BF1, FS0 and FS1 marked on the photo

http://members.at.infoseek.co.jp/monkun ... tp_cup.htm

-Does the CPU run very hot by this?

-Can a turbo switch be added to switch back to default speed (to reduce heat)? If yes, can the switch be safely flipped during operation, or do I need to hide it under the keyboard to prevent crashs?
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#3 Post by nooneyouknow » Sun Nov 26, 2006 1:05 pm

I'm looking at that page translated and am somewhat confused. I have an old 365XD that I wouldn't mind toying with and see it can be overclocked to 166. I am at a loss to understand what to jumper from this page. Is there any other info to do this.
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