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11-28-2003, 09:12 PM
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EXreaction
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Dell 4600 overclocking?
Does anybody know how to overclock a Dell 4600?
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You don't. Not possible. Dell, Gateway, etc. lock there BIOS and any chance to overclock there CPU's. Sorry.
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IE: replace the motherboard and power supply, get a better CPU cooler, and probably reinstall Windows
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Is there any way to unlock the BIOS?
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With a new MB. But have fun putting it in. Dell's wiring is horrid and designed specifically for there parts. Best bet. New case, Motherboard and re-use what you can.
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Thanks for the info, but a new mobo and case would cost too much just to overclock.
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you could try CPUFSB or any similar type for a little overclock.
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