Looking for some info ref overclocking a Dell Intel pc...details below. Is
there a clockgen available or a replacement BIOS to access the FSB?

Processor Intel Pentium 4
Code Name Northwood Brand id 9
Specifations Intel Pentium 4 CPU 3.2 Ghz
Family F Model 2 Stepping 9

Core Speed 3192 Mhz L1 Data 8KB
Multiplier x16.0 L1 Trace 12Kyops
FSB 199.5mhz Level 2 512 Kbytes
Bus Speed 798.0 Nhz

Motherboard
Manufacturer Dell Computer Corp
Model OM2035
Chipset i875P Rev A2
Southbridge Intel 82801EB (ICH5)

Bios Dell Computer corporation
Version A07
Date 09/27/2004


Motherboard Information
Motherboard Model 0M2035
Motherboard Vendor Dell Computer Corp.
Motherboard Serial Number ..CN4811138P00JQ.


System Enclosure or Chassis
Manufacturer Dell Computer Corporation
Chassis Type Mini Tower
Chassis Lock Present No
Serial Number JWH0X0J
Boot-up State Safe
Power Supply State Safe
Thermal State Safe
Security Status None


Processor Info (from BIOS)
Socket Designation Microprocessor
Processor Type Central Processor
Processor Family Specific Pentium Version
Manufacturer Intel
Procesor ID 00000F29-BFEBFBFF
Supported Voltage(s) 1.5 Volts
Current Voltage 1.5 Volts
External Clock 800 MHz
Maximum Speed 3600 MHz
Current Speed 3200 MHz
Processor Status CPU Socket Populated, Status Enabled
Processor Upgrade ZIF Socket
L1 Cache Handle $700
L2 Cache Handle $701
L3 Cache Handle N/A

It is further alleged that on or about Sun, 26 Feb 2006 19:45:39
-0000, in alt.comp.hardware.overclocking.amd, the queezy keyboard of
"themillman" <nospam (AT) vvv (DOT) co.uk> spewed the following:

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On Sun, 26 Feb 2006 19:45:39 +0000, themillman wrote:

find out what MB it uses and then see if you can find a compatable bios.

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In article <LPpMf.2079$FE2.1300@trnddc01>, w.newell (AT) verizon (DOT) net wrote:

Look for the clockgen chip on the motherboard. Usually it
is a dual-in-line package (pins on two sides of the chip
only). But as we cannot usually find pictures of Dell
motherboards on the Internet, it is pretty hard to tell
what chip is being used. And the chip probably cannot
be enumerated with software. (It is probably sitting on
the SMBUS, but I don't know if there is a reliable way of
telling what it is.) So a visual check is the
way to find it. Then you can go looking to see if a
clockgen program is available.

If you go here:

http://www.cpuid.com/clockgen.php

there is a list of clockgen chip numbers, on the left of the
web page. The ICS clockgen chips are pretty popular. Data
on the ICS clockgen chips is available at www.icst.com/pdf ,
and there are a ton of different models.

Paul

"Paul" <nospam (AT) needed (DOT) com> wrote

Thanks - its not obvious to see. I was actually asking on behalf of a
colleague who has mentioned the ram is fixed at 333mhz nut supports 400mhz
and wanted some slight overclock and ram running at 400mhz - neither of
which are possible with the dell I feel. Thanks for advice.

"themillman" <nospam (AT) vvv (DOT) co.uk> wrote

LOL, fucking prick - if you're going to insult someone at least spell it
right! Can't believe some people, they're in the wrong but just can't accept
the fact - mind you, he got a Dell so I guess that says everything.

Hellraiser............>

Hellraiser wrote:
Heh. And he's resorted to the old "I have a friend who....." routine. Won't
even own up to having the Dell.
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~misfit~

"~misfit~" <misfit61nz (AT) wahoo (DOT) co.nz> wrote

"themillman" <nospam (AT) spam (DOT) co.uk> wrote

line it is not an amd cpu I posted about but if you look through the group
there are many threads not amd related. I have posted here on many
occasions ref my system detailed below. What is annoying are individuals
like yourselves who take away any pleasure from posting to groups because if
it does not fit what they feel is right and correct they flame. Get a life,
try getting out make more and make some friends even if they were sillier
enough to be from Dell! BTW don't mind being called a f**king p***k -
something you've yet to use. Have a great day.

So you admit you posted in the wrong group then? In that case why bother
writing any more nonsense? Personally I expect to read about AMD related
stuff in an AMD group but I guess I'm just old-fashioned like that.

I have posted here on many
So you're an idiot frequently?

It's not me that makes the decision, it is a Usenet thing. If you don't like
it, then get it changed.

Already have one, and plenty of friends too - thankfully none of them are as
stupid or pig-headed as you.

Having one hanging from your forehead is not a good thing however.

Hellraiser..............>