ANYONE HERE OVERCLOCK THIER 8250i CDRW?

AthlonOCr

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anyone try to overclock thier 8250i in win2k? i did with using a boot disk to start into dos mmode without cd support i tried flashing but i get an error what can i do im really mad cuz i cant get it to work it reads the files ok the it says now updating...ng
then it says Error (send Header 30Byte) what does that mean!!!! someone said it had to do with where my cdrw was made either by phillips or someother company im not sure i thought they were all teh same anyone help me or solve this problem? i really need help this thing is 4x4x24 and iw anna get to 10x4x32..i have all teh drivers i read of cdrinfo.com and it still didnt work...help!:Q
 

AthlonOCr

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someone here has even if i ahve to open it someone give me a link or tell me im not techniacally impared so im nto a dunce at computers at all...please someone..where should i look for the phillips on the drive in the back i dont know yet im gonna check soon though
 

ForeverSilky

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straight from cdrinfo.com



<< Special note HP8250 users: PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT YOUR HP8250 is identified in Windows as &quot;HP8200+&quot; , is made in Malaysia and has #C4464B serial number. If your drive is identified as&quot;CD/RW 4x4x24&quot; and has #C4464A serial number then it is based upon Phillips CDD4201 (The faceplate on these drives were usually charcoal in color) and this hack WILL NOT WORK! DON'T TRY IT! >>

 

AthlonOCr

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ahh damn my drive suxors now cuz mine is that exact one..this blows d*ck anyone ahve any ideas any other way to overclock this drive?
 

ForeverSilky

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Let me repeat again:

If your drive is identified as&quot;CD/RW 4x4x24&quot; and has #C4464A serial number then it is based upon Phillips CDD4201 (The faceplate on these drives were usually charcoal in color) and this hack WILL NOT WORK! DON'T TRY IT!
 

Boonesmi

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seems silly to overclock it, i would be worried about the quality of the discs it produces
 

AthlonOCr

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this sucks bad now i wanted to oc it cuz i heard cds are fine it wont realy change the quality at all becasue in retrospect all the users that have one have had great results so i dont see why it cant be overclocked even though its a diff model thier is like no hardware hack ic an use...but the point is the drive is actually the same model as the 9300i just diff firmware
 

PCResources

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<< but the point is the drive is actually the same model as the 9300i just diff firmware >>



Well as it is the actual firmware that allows the overclock, this would be logical...

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