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Hey,
why i can't do anything in Manual Tuning tab???
There is nothing in Manual Tuning, I mean...I can't overclock!!!
Oh...I have laptop!
Picture links: http://gyazo.com/23b3b01925591ef7f4e89d40af7e1f34 Gyazo - 23b3b01925591ef7f4e89d40af7e1f34.png
http://gyazo.com/4bbb69e73bdbd6178c6601779a496bb6 Gyazo - 4bbb69e73bdbd6178c6601779a496bb6.png
See...NOTHING!!!
And one picture with specs!
Sorry for my bad English if there are some fails!
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Hi YellowPixelHD, this behavior is normal because your processor is not overclockable. Intel® Extreme Tuning Utility was designed for unlocked Intel® Core processors.
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Hi YellowPixelHD, this behavior is normal because your processor is not overclockable. Intel® Extreme Tuning Utility was designed for unlocked Intel® Core processors.
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Can I overclock if I buy this CPU? : http://www.okidoki.ee/item/3603333/ http://www.okidoki.ee/item/3603333/
And can I put it on laptop?
And is this better than that what I have?
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You can only overclock Intel® Core processor models ending in K or X, such as:
http://ark.intel.com/products/family/79318/Intel-High-End-Desktop-Processors# @Desktop http://ark.intel.com/products/family/79318/Intel-High-End-Desktop-Processors# @Desktop
Please note most of these unlocked Intel® Core processors are designed for desktop systems.
Some processors for laptops are not meant to be replaced or upgraded because they are soldered to the board; however, compatibility and upgrade information comes from the motherboard or computer manufacturer because they test and validate their products with our processors and not vice-versa.
By the way, your processor is better than the Intel® Pentium D 945 you linked above.
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