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saechaka

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I have a 1.6 P4-M pulled out of a sony vaio. what the best/cheapest overclocking board this cpu can fit? thanks
 
ok no replies first time so here goes again. i got an abit AI7 and wondering what vcore i should set my p4-m 1.6. i currently have it at 2.4ghz with 1.7vcore. what a good vcore that won't kill this cpu within the next 2-3 years.
 
1.7 Volts is kinda high even for a regular Pentium 4, don't the Penium-M's have an even lower spec for voltage?
 
Originally posted by: AWhackWhiteBoy
Originally posted by: PorBleemo
Are the Pentium-Ms socket compatible with P4s?
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the latest P4-Ms i know for a fact aren't, thats probably a first generation P4 with the old socket.
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Teh Pentium 4M and Pentium M are two totally different CPUs. Pentium 4 Ms work in a lot of desktop boards (although sometimes require modifications). 845 and 848 chipset mobos tend to be most compatible.
 
Originally posted by: AWhackWhiteBoy
i've taken apart a few Dell P4-Ms,newer ones,it uses a smaller socket than the desktops.
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It's hard to fathom something that small. Can you post a both of those processors next to each other?
 
Originally posted by: PorBleemo

It's hard to fathom something that small. Can you post a both of those processors next to each other?
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i don't do much dealing with Penitums, i guess it just looks smaller without the heat spreader. heres lots of info about the mobiles side by side with desktop cpus:

http://www6.tomshardware.com/mobile/20030212/mobile_pentium-01.html

then again maybe i'm wrong about being wrong 🙂 the laptops i've opened were the latest 3ghz flavors. it might have changed.

edit: incase you have a hard time "fathoming" something smaller,heres what the old P3 mobiles looked like 🙂
bonk
 
Here's a very nice little P4-M article by one of our very one forum members.

No sense guessing about these special CPUs, just read this and you'll know what's up.
 
well i primed for 10hrs stable. 47c max at 2.7ghz running 1:1 225, with my corsair xms pc2700 that i bought a year ago. this is an awesome chip. thanks for that article ralfhutter
by the way i'm running vcore at1.625 and dimm at 2.8
 
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