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Is it possible to overclock an i3-3110m notebook processor? I have searched many forums with Google, but all lead to no answers. I've tried using SetFSB but there are no configurations for my motherboard. In addition, there are no settings for overclocking in the BIOS. Can someone point me in the right direction?
My specs:
HP Pavilion g6-2237us
CPU: Intel i3-3110m
MB: Hewlett-Packard 183F
BIOS: Insyde F.25
GPU: Intel HD Graphics 4000
FYI, I added my specs in the op. Yeah, there are no options to do that in the BIOS. – Daniel Harris – 2013-11-23T19:01:08.000
@Daniel - Even if you could overclock it. Its a very bad idea to overclock a mobile CPU. A mobile CPU already will run hotter then a desktop CPU because of the environment its in. At the end of the day your only talking about 3-5% performance increase anyways. The i3 you have isn't exactly a performance beast by itself anyways. – Ramhound – 2013-11-23T19:21:24.483
@Ramhound although that's debatable, the mobile CPUs are sometimes better over clockers than their desktop equivalent because they are built to run cooler and on less power, the environment of being in a laptop is generally less of a good thing. Regardless, overclocking is 99% a pissing contest 99% of the time. There are exceptions of course to all rules. – Austin T French – 2013-11-23T19:39:32.267
@Daniel updated with more precide information for your setup. – Austin T French – 2013-11-23T19:44:44.037