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#457274 - 12/31/04 07:38 AM advice for overclocking ibook [Re: ]
krusher117 Registered: 05/30/04 Posts: 1016	I received an email with this question. Do you guys know of any service that overclocks ibooks for people? I dont, but I'm going to wait to respond until I see if you guys know anything. Quote: Do you know of anybody who charges to overclock iBooks for you? I found instructions on how to do it online, but found it to difficult to try myself. This is a used backup iBook with no warranty, so it's not much of a risk for me. Thanks for any help. Post edited by: krusher117, at: 2004/12/31 08:55
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#457275 - 12/31/04 12:26 PM Re:advice for overclocking ibook [Re: ]
TutAnGeek Registered: 07/17/04 Posts: 99	Those models which use an IBM 750/FX processor can be overclocked through software, such as iCook
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#457276 - 12/31/04 01:20 PM Re:advice for overclocking ibook [Re: ]
krusher117 Registered: 05/30/04 Posts: 1016	yea i was going to email him that, but if his is like mine, it has a 750 CX which requires soldering. from the email I'm assuming he knows about icook already. Post edited by: krusher117, at: 2004/12/31 13:22
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#457277 - 01/04/05 04:32 AM Re:advice for overclocking ibook [Re: ]
maestro Registered: 11/16/07 Posts: 1656	I would not overclock an iBook. The ice book logicboards are pretty iffy as is. As for the clamshells, I don't know if the risk is worth it. Check out XLR8 your mac for iBook overclocking stories. -Maestro
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