Updating my Bios, need some quick tips on how to do it please.

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  • =98=
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    • Oct 2006
    • 10299

    #31
    Re: Updating my Bios, need some quick tips on how to do it please.

    Originally posted by sava700
    Thats just it man.... your missing it. They don't say it will go up to lets say 3.06.

    It only says up to 2.66, so if you push it beyond that your violating warranty and you've broken your chip. So therefore you can't expect a full money back or replacement. See what i'm saying?
    Yes, we see.

    There is theoretically, then there is reality. The latter seems a lot more useful and relevant.

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    • [MyIS]Dan
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      • Aug 2005
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      #32
      Re: Updating my Bios, need some quick tips on how to do it please.

      Originally posted by sava700
      Thats just it man.... your missing it. They don't say it will go up to lets say 3.06.

      It only says up to 2.66, so if you push it beyond that your violating warranty and you've broken your chip. So therefore you can't expect a full money back or replacement. See what i'm saying?
      No, I was using these as an example; http://www.overclockers.co.uk/produc...d=6&subid=1093

      "Guaranteed to run at 3.20GHZ" - so if I buy one of them, and it breaks, dosent run @ 3.20 then I would expect money back/new one - but everyone knows C2D's are made to OC'd.

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      • sava700

        #33
        Re: Updating my Bios, need some quick tips on how to do it please.

        Originally posted by [MyIS]Dan View Post
        No, I was using these as an example; http://www.overclockers.co.uk/produc...d=6&subid=1093

        "Guaranteed to run at 3.20GHZ" - so if I buy one of them, and it breaks, dosent run @ 3.20 then I would expect money back/new one - but everyone knows C2D's are made to OC'd.
        that would fall back on Overclockers.co.uk then cause they are the only ones I've ever seen advertise like that. You don't see Newegg doing that or Tiger direct... and they even prompt you with another page of warranty warning when you make a processor purchase.

        Originally posted by Eagle101
        Ok all this talk bout OC is getting me in the mood, i am all couraged up to do some minor OCing. Can anyone email, PM, me OC guides, like really good ones please. Is it possible to get vids of Youtube as well?

        I am aiming to up my 2.66 to a full 3.0ghz.
        Since it would appear you like the "____ For Dummies" Books... here ya go :)


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        • =98=
          Member
          • Oct 2006
          • 10299

          #34
          Re: Updating my Bios, need some quick tips on how to do it please.

          So... because it's not advertised you shouldn't do it?

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          • Eagle101

            #35
            Re: Updating my Bios, need some quick tips on how to do it please.

            In Soviet Russia Dummies books reads YOU!, lol look it up, its called Rusian Reversal. Yeah that would help but Alex already gave me his guide but thnx anyways.

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            • sava700

              #36
              Re: Updating my Bios, need some quick tips on how to do it please.

              Originally posted by Alex98uk View Post
              So... because it's not advertised you shouldn't do it?
              OK... I'm going to pull this right from the manual that came with my new Intel Quad processor I got.


              Extent of Limited Warranty

              Further, this limited warranty does NOT cover:

              #2. Damage to the Product due to external causes, including accident, problems with electrical power, abnormal electrical, mechanical or environmental conditions, usage not in accordance with product instructions, misuse, neglect, alteration, repair, improper installation, or improper testing.


              Those parts that I highlighted all fall within the Overclocking catagory.

              Here is more:

              Limitations of Liability

              Intels responsibility under this or any other warranty, implied or express, is limited to repair, replacement or refund, as set forth above. These remedies are the sole and exclusive remedies for any breach of warranty. To the maximum extent permittted by Law, Intel is not responsible for any direct,special, incidental, or consequential damages resulting from any breach of warranty under any other legal theory (Including, but not limited to, lost profite, downtime, goodwill, damage to or replacement of equipment and property, and any costs of recovering, reprogramming, or reproducing any program or data sotred in or used with a system containing the product).



              I mean I don't know how else more to explain it or show it... its not in the book that says anything about "Its running at this but we say it will run at that".

              Take it as you want.

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              • =98=
                Member
                • Oct 2006
                • 10299

                #37
                Re: Updating my Bios, need some quick tips on how to do it please.

                Yea, i know it says that.

                All i am saying is that sensible overclocking is not really dangerous and can get out hidden performance. Computer builders should learn the art and practice it.

                You seem to be discouraging it which is what i don't agree with.

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                • sava700

                  #38
                  Re: Updating my Bios, need some quick tips on how to do it please.

                  Originally posted by Alex98uk
                  Yea, i know it says that.

                  All i am saying is that sensible overclocking is not really dangerous and can get out hidden performance. Computer builders should learn the art and practice it.

                  You seem to be discouraging it which is what i don't agree with.
                  We both seem to be on the same page here..

                  If you wish to OC thats fine do what you want but I don't recommend it.

                  If you break it cause of Overclocking then its your fault and those that commit fraud to claim its a defect thats where I'm putting my foot down as that being plain out wrong.

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