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wiredmarlin5 said:Oof, my mistake on the link...this 😁
True, but even with a 945... I wouldn't expect to pull 3GHz out of that. 😉
wiredmarlin5 said:This
slyheron13 said:How can you call that neat? You've got cables sticking out everywhere, a fan hanging out of the case, the DVD drive is protruding, and that neon glow is practically blinding you while you're trying to work at the computer!
feraltrucker5 said:Well, that should be related to the PCI-E bus settings; it shouldn't really impact the GPU overclocking itself.
Jesse Alvarez32 said:How can I overclock my AMD Radeon HD 2600 XT? When I try adjusting the frequency in the control center and run a test, I hit accept, but the frequency just stays exactly where it was. The ATI tray tool won't even show me the frequency unless the main tool is running, and RivaTuner doesn't seem to have that option at all.
Raymond Hernandez14 said:I decided to try some PC Modding on my case, so here is what I've come up with:
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Joseph Carter9 said:Basically, just pull as hard as you can, and it should pop right out just before anything snaps. 😬
Sam James7 said:Can anyone tell me if it's possible to overclock this processor?
Intel Core i7 2 x3.0GHz
THANKS!
darkfalcon9 said:Does anyone have a link or a tutorial for overclocking an Intel Core 2 Duo 4800+ 2.5ghz?
steelsailor3 said:I'm aware, but it's actually quite convenient for when you need to take the mask off.
Just a quick disclaimer: if you end up tearing anything while doing this, I can't be held responsible. 😬
steelsailor3 said:When you go to take the mask off, just grab it from the bottom edge; there's plenty of room there to get a good grip and pull it away.
steelsailor3 said:@Edward Peterson70/">@@Edward Peterson70
You just need to pull the entire faceplate off; it’s held in place by those plastic clips (I can't recall the exact term),
there aren't any actual screws involved, though you will have to unscrew that silver trim piece
on the front, along with the USB ports and the headphone/mic jacks.
As for the FireWire port, you could probably find a way to screw or glue it onto the front.
Just buy a bracket, take it apart, and mount it up front.
It just takes a little bit of effort and patience. 😉
Joseph Carter9 said:I'm not sure how practical that really is... once those summer days hit 95°F and you're just sitting there, sweat starts dripping off your hands, the grip gets hot, and then it starts getting all tacky. Then dust settles on the sticky surface, so you have to wipe it off, strip the grip, and start the whole process over again...
wiredmarlin5 said:I didn't realize you had it positioned behind you. I just don't see why you'd want it in front if it's already behind you.
wiredmarlin5 said:Wait, you haven't heard about the Firewire Bracket? 🙂
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