Toshiba overclocking program

My suggestion would be to look for Toshiba models that are of the same series and see what range of CPU's they used, one of those should be a safe bet provided the sockets, voltages, FSB etc match. Replies: 1 Last Post: , AM. Replies: 6 Last Post: , PM. Replies: 2 Last Post: , AM. By msucurt in forum General Discussion Board. Replies: 18 Last Post: , AM. Bookmarks Bookmarks Digg del. All times are GMT The time now is AM. All rights reserved. Change Ad Consent Do not sell my data.

Registry Tweaks Broadband Tools. SG Ports Database Security. One of the main constraints on the case is the fact that it must remain looking original, so no huge cooling ducts. This the problem with overclocking a laptop. So what needs cooling? The options: Air cooling: not enough room to fit a big enough fan, a heatsink would have to be heavily modified or custom made to even fit, and it would be incredibly noisy.

Heatpipes: They look like one of the best options, although I don't know how well they would react to being routed around all the tight corners. Liquid nitrogen: Fairly simple and effective to setup for short runs, but highly impractical for normal use. Peltier effect coolers: While the junction temperature goes down, it just moves even more heat about 5mm away from where it came from, while eating the battery and necessitating an even bigger cooler.

I currently have my eye on a 6" x 1' bit of solid copper bar from which to machine most of the system, although aluminium sheet seems a more practical material for the top half of the waterblocks.

Looking at all the stuff that needs cooling, this will need a pretty epic pump to get it all working. Actually, while thin enough to fit, it is over 3" in diameter with a very large magnet.

I have extracteded another brushless motor out of a DVD drive, which should have a reasonable amount of power, providing the circuit id kept simple. At the moment, I hope to be able to fit the radiator where the old heatsink is, although I expect to have to sacrifice the rarely used CD drive to make a pop-out radiator for increased airflow. I have considered making the lid of the laptop thicker and putting a large flat radiator up there with the back of the lid lifting off to expose it , although there may be some issues with heat between the screen and radiator, and with airflow.

Reply 10 years ago on Introduction. Thanks for the feedback! The current heatsink design i'm working on is a rather large slab of copper or aluminium, so the passive cooling alone would take away a lot of the heat. As for the speakers, the right hand one should be able to stay. I do actually have a set of speakers out of an acer, and they look pretty small. I might put the bass speaker in anyway to give it a bit of a kick. I'm going to keep the current i7 in it, as the 8 threads are useful for running multiple heavy programs, such as playing a game while rendering video.

Reply 6 years ago on Introduction. I hope it works too. The overclock will be the final part of the project, as the cooling needs to be fixed for the standard speed. I've got a second HDD in the CD bay now, so the rad can't go there, but there looks like there is enough room for a small one where the old heatsink is. The overclocking bit is on hold at the moment, until the datasheets for the clock generator are released, as it is on-board so can't even be done with a pin mod.

The smallest fans I've seen are about mm, so still a little large for most laptops. You would need to mod the bios which is not for the amateur as you could "brick" your laptop, rendering it useless and unbootable. The motherboard controls everything so you must control the motherboard. Nov 14, Wiebie. Toshiba unveils an 18TB hard drive, joining the race to 30TB. Replies 19 Views Dec 17, RaXelliX. Latest posts. Ryzen 5 X Steve replied 5 minutes ago. Star Citizen's single-player element, Squadron 42, is still "one or two years" away DaveBG replied 6 minutes ago.

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