How to overclock?

[Guest]

<font color=red> I'm having problems overclocking my ti-86. I am unable to find out where to change the clock mulitplier, or the bus. As a matter of fact, I am uncertain as to what the stock speeds are. How high to you think I'll be able to go? Will electron migration be a problem? I'm worried that several hamsters might be needed in addition to by 300w peltier for cooling. Perhaps even one or two hedgehogs. What do you think? </font color=red> :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[Magus]

Don't even joke about that stuff guy, you're going to need at least watercooling to keep that thing stable.
Didn't you know Cyrix makes the TI-86 processor?

 

[Guest]

You think so? What do you think i should use for the liquid, pump, basin, etc? I think if I run it open case a single hedgehog might be enough to remove the heat from the peltier.

 

[machow]

I have a proposal for all oc'ers: if you like peltiers and water cooling so much, why don't you use peltiers to (almost) <i>freeze</i> the water and then transfer to the HOT components so that you could avoid chaning the tank of hot water everytime? I like to do that my own but unfortuntely I live in a land of people who doesn't speak my language nor want to speak to me in English.

Morgan 1.6Ghz + 256DDR = Dream on
However dreams are approacable

 

[Hammy]

TI-86 as in the calculator or....

 

[Guest]

Hey,

Well actually I've found nitrogen cooling to be the key for overclocking my TI-86. From the day I got mine I needed more power. I decided to add in an AMD Duron processor oc'ed to 1000mhz. AFter cutting the case and fixing everything into place, I have the fastes calculator around. Even puzzle pack blazes. No more slow downs for me.

Timothy Stankus
One of the First AMD Athlon Users =)

 

[jollygrinch]

i've heard that adding a peltier system to your watch can improve timekeeping. i'm not satisfied with my watch keeping time accurate to the microseccond, i want picoseconds. i want that baby to be accurate to the minute long after i'm dead.

 

[Guest]

Oh piss on the peltiers and hedgehogs and all that nonsense, just plug it into the nearest 240V recepticle. That will get you what your looking for...

Thermal Acceleration means 'Overclocking'

 

[conquistadorst]

You guys got it all wrong! What you guys gotta do is hook up a lithium-ion dive to your embedded calc. processor. this way ur calulator will give you real-time results cause its just engulfed in juice. Or you may also hook up a photon gun that uses all 32 different states of the electron rather than just the normal two (0 & 1) this way ur calculator will be able to complete its calculations and preform more complicated calculations rather than just simple algorithms. Got it?

But then again using these methods requires a slightly larger than average cooling device, you could possibly use a carbon-based titanium cooler thats powered by antimatter. I think this should be quite sufficient, but anti-matter is rather expensive these days, so it may be costing u a fortune.