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Date Posted: 00:10:56 08/07/01 Tue
Author: Stuart Bell
Subject: Re: PowerCard 100 on a clock chipped LC575 logic board?
In reply to: Jeffrey G 's message, "PowerCard 100 on a clock chipped LC575 logic board?" on 20:05:49 08/06/01 Mon

PC-geeks seem to be into clock-chipping in a big way, and there are lots of resources - components and advice - around the WWW.

In particular, since your problem is heat (I assume you can accept the reduced total operating life of over-clocked chips), you need to cool them more effectively that a mere fan can do. Check out 'peltier' devices, which actually cool the surface in contact with the CPU in question. You'll need to match the size, and use a good thermal compound to connect the two, but it might stop the freezing.

I stress 'might'.

All this is total theoretical gibbering on my part, as I've never clocked a Mac (other than the G3 card in my 6500, done by s/w) in my life.

Good luck, Stuart.

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  • Re: PowerCard 100 on a clock chipped LC575 logic board? -- Chris Lawson, 05:05:49 08/07/01 Tue
  • Re: PowerCard 100 on a clock chipped LC575 logic board? -- Jeffrey G, 16:41:45 08/07/01 Tue
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