- Dec 14, 2014
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Hello Guys,
I hope this is the right section, the thing I want to do is a little guerrilla
My old Laptop from 09 died, but the motherboard plus hardware still works fine, I now want to build a custom case for the board, to use it as a small portable backup PC.
I will of course not use the stock heatsink (which is one of the reasons I had to take the Laptop apart), so I should be able to overclock.
The hardware:
Intel Chipset AC82PM45 SLB97 North Bridge IC, BGA Chips
Intel® Core™2 Duo Processor T6600
Geforce 9600M GS
Can I even overclock this hardware, if yes will the effect be visible?
I don't know if should make a separate post in Heatsink, but I really don't know which heatsink's to use,
and how to apply them, if I can OC.
The chips are not on the same level, so I can't use one big heatsink to cover CPU and GPU, the CPU is about 3-5mm higher.
This was my stress test with small bridgesink's and a little active fan on the CPU, as you can see this would leave little space to OC and I fear that as soon as I use this in a case the temperature will rise:
I would attach the sink's using heat conductive glue, which is probably not the best solution for anything bigger.
If possible I would like to spend as little money on this as possible, I do have some nice ideas for the case and I will probably put an arduino in it for some fun things as well.
I would really appriciate some help, I never OC before and this is my first project like that.
This is also my first post, if I did any major mistakes please tell me and I will try to improve!
I hope this is the right section, the thing I want to do is a little guerrilla
My old Laptop from 09 died, but the motherboard plus hardware still works fine, I now want to build a custom case for the board, to use it as a small portable backup PC.
I will of course not use the stock heatsink (which is one of the reasons I had to take the Laptop apart), so I should be able to overclock.
The hardware:
Intel Chipset AC82PM45 SLB97 North Bridge IC, BGA Chips
Intel® Core™2 Duo Processor T6600
Geforce 9600M GS
Can I even overclock this hardware, if yes will the effect be visible?
I don't know if should make a separate post in Heatsink, but I really don't know which heatsink's to use,
and how to apply them, if I can OC.
The chips are not on the same level, so I can't use one big heatsink to cover CPU and GPU, the CPU is about 3-5mm higher.
This was my stress test with small bridgesink's and a little active fan on the CPU, as you can see this would leave little space to OC and I fear that as soon as I use this in a case the temperature will rise:
I would attach the sink's using heat conductive glue, which is probably not the best solution for anything bigger.
If possible I would like to spend as little money on this as possible, I do have some nice ideas for the case and I will probably put an arduino in it for some fun things as well.
I would really appriciate some help, I never OC before and this is my first project like that.
This is also my first post, if I did any major mistakes please tell me and I will try to improve!
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