Overclocking

[Moose or Chuck]

I've seen alot of u talk about overclocking, E-125's and i am wondering how the heck u did it, as long as it doesn't involve opening the case i'm all ears.

[Jeff]

sorry, it does

[Chuck]

k is it hard to overclock it if i open the cover??? where can i see some plans?

[Moose or Chuck]

http://www.geocities.com/fayle001/new_page_1.html<br>That has high quality pictures and the materials you'll need. Ask me for help if you need it.

[Moose or Chuck]

okay, so if i do this, i'll i have to do, is pencil in the area that i want, Right just enough that the two prongs touch. Also, how much did you overclock, to 180.6, or 200.7, how bad does it affect battery life. And, how much does it increase the risk of frying my cpu?

[Dr. Phat]

how does a pencil make them touch? i just dont understand!

[Moose or Chuck]

graphite pencil, graphite conducts. Hmmmm... i dunno, you do the math<br>

[Dr. Phat]

MATH!?!?!?!?! That's no way to talk to your mother! I didnt know the conducts were graphite. btw, why didn't Casio overclock them to begin with, and advertise a 200.7mhz ppc, rather than a 150mhz one?

[Moose or Chuck]

it depletes battery life, and may be more crash prone. I dunno, damn i havven't even dun it yet, i'm still waitin for Moose to gimme da info

[Dr. Phat]

it is legal to say "the" in here, dont feel pressured to say "da" and "dunno." ok?

[Moose or Chuck]

awwwww. isn't this cute, why don't u get on AIM and we can have a little chat fight<br>:)

[Dr. Phat]

well, first, AIM is a hunk of shit, and it was funny dat you talked like dat, "ya know"? ~

[Moose or Chuck]

word to ya motha

[Moose or Chuck]

What? You need info from me?<br>I've only seen a slight decrease in battery life at 180MHz and no crashing. The MIPS chip was made to run at 180MHz, Casio actually downclocked it to 150MHz to save some battery, but not much. It's easy, I had only slight trouble when I overclocked. It didn't take the first time I tried. Before you jump to 200MHz, set it to 180MHz and use it for a few days to "burn it in" so it can get used to the extra speed. Don't know why, but it helps. I'm only @ 180MHz, decided it's not worth it to go to 200MHz, to much fingure-nail pinching to open the case.

[Moose or Chuck]

thanks for all the info, i believe i'll try it tonight. actually sounds like righ now.