Jan 21, 2009 #1 S Simon Member May 24, 2008 171 0 16 This laptop orig had win 98 on it, now updated to xp, can anyone tell me oe to adjust clock speed as I cannot find it in the bios.
This laptop orig had win 98 on it, now updated to xp, can anyone tell me oe to adjust clock speed as I cannot find it in the bios.
Jan 21, 2009 #2 O Olski New member Jun 11, 2008 8 0 1 Max is talking about the date and time clock... If you mean that you want to overclock a toshy sat from 98? then you may have some problems. Firstly the CPU probably wasnt built to overclock, as most mobile CPUs arnt. If you can overclock it, you may do some damage to your laptop, as it causes the CPU to overheat and can shorten its life. You could go for a CPU upgrade if your feeling adventurous!
Max is talking about the date and time clock... If you mean that you want to overclock a toshy sat from 98? then you may have some problems. Firstly the CPU probably wasnt built to overclock, as most mobile CPUs arnt. If you can overclock it, you may do some damage to your laptop, as it causes the CPU to overheat and can shorten its life. You could go for a CPU upgrade if your feeling adventurous!
Jan 21, 2009 #3 O Olski New member Jun 11, 2008 8 0 1 Max is talking about the date and time clock... If you mean that you want to overclock a toshy sat from 98? then you may have some problems. Firstly the CPU probably wasnt built to overclock, as most mobile CPUs arnt. If you can overclock it, you may do some damage to your laptop, as it causes the CPU to overheat and can shorten its life. You could go for a CPU upgrade if your feeling adventurous!
Max is talking about the date and time clock... If you mean that you want to overclock a toshy sat from 98? then you may have some problems. Firstly the CPU probably wasnt built to overclock, as most mobile CPUs arnt. If you can overclock it, you may do some damage to your laptop, as it causes the CPU to overheat and can shorten its life. You could go for a CPU upgrade if your feeling adventurous!
Jan 21, 2009 #4 M MaxM Member Mar 17, 2008 67 0 6 Double-click on the clock, then go to the "internet time" tab it will sync it with the internet time.
Double-click on the clock, then go to the "internet time" tab it will sync it with the internet time.