OVERCLOCK PB

does anyone know how to overclock a packard bell, i have a p150 w24meg of ram and the Reactor Card.I get really great frame rates on everything running in dma, but have heard that the p150 is the same as a 166 and would like to a least overclock mine to that, icr2 runs at 30fps now with all the detail on and Nascar 2 is close but a little slow in traffic with all the detail on.thanks again mjones

> does anyone know how to overclock a packard bell, i have a p150 w24meg > of ram and the Reactor Card.I get really great frame rates on everything > running in dma, but have heard that the p150 is the same as a 166 and > would like to a least overclock mine to that, icr2 runs at 30fps now > with all the detail on and Nascar 2 is close but a little slow in > traffic with all the detail on.thanks again mjones Don't know for sure, but I have a PB P100 and cannot find any jumpers on my motherboard to adjust cpu or bus speed. There are no jumpers for multipliers either. I am outta luck with my PB. No overclocking can be done on my particular model, at least. I hope you have better luck! -- Matt Lewis

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> > does anyone know how to overclock a packard bell, i have a p150 w24meg > > of ram and the Reactor Card.I get really great frame rates on everything > > running in dma, but have heard that the p150 is the same as a 166 and > > would like to a least overclock mine to that, icr2 runs at 30fps now > > with all the detail on and Nascar 2 is close but a little slow in > > traffic with all the detail on.thanks again mjones > Don't know for sure, but I have a PB P100 and cannot find any jumpers on > my motherboard to adjust cpu or bus speed. There are no jumpers for > multipliers either. I am outta luck with my PB. No overclocking can be > done on my particular model, at least. I hope you have better luck! > -- > Matt Lewis

I also have a packard bell P100 (not for long, am getting a REAL motherboard! ;)) anyhow..I successfullly have overclocked it to 125 MHz..you can email me for the details. Look on the back of your case, near the power plug for a bar code. There should be a number like PB600 etc. This is your motherboard model number. Like i said if you would like help, please email me for my experience. Also see Tom's Hardware Guide on Overclocking at: http://www.sysdoc.pair.com/overclock.html Chris -- "He who fights with monsters might take care, lest he thereby become a monster. And if you gaze for long into an abyss, the abyss gazes also into you." -Freiedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche, "Beyond Good and Evil" ******Chris and Lesley Kolling****** ******HOME PAGE :http://shoga.wwa.com/~vampyre/ ***** **LESLEY'S BARBIE PAGE: http://shoga.wwa.com/~vampyre/barbie.htm**