[coreylangdon]

Hey guys, I'm attempting to overclock my Dell Mini 10v. As a preface to this, before you post, understand that I have already read countless threads on overclocking the 10v and I understand that it has yet to be done. Please don't post telling me to use the search bar or rant about how overclocking the 10v is useless, risky, etc. I understand this, I do not care, I am set on overclocking this no matter what you have to say to the contrary. I am currently having an email conversation with the maker of SetFSB because I donated to him to get an activation key for the new Shareware version of SetFSB.

Upon searching I found that people said the Clock Generator was "ICS9LPRS387BKLF".
However, the maker of SetFSB seems to disagree with that statement. His response was:

Hmm..., The clock generator is SLGxxxx. (not ICS9LPRS387BKLF) But, I can not understand the clock generator name. It is very difficult without the clock generator name.

About the clock generator name
Could you examine the motherboard?
IC near quartz vibrator(14.318MHz, Argent metal casing or Black resin package)

I was wondering if anyone knew a little more about the 10v than I, which I'm sure is a definite on this forum. I told him physically examining the motherboard would be quite a pain, but if it came down to It I would take this netbook apart (did it already for RAM upgrade, whatta pain).

If anyone can help me answer these questions, then Abo (The creator of SetFSB) will enable SetFSB to overclock the 10v.

*note: I upgraded from the N270 to the N280, not sure how much of a difference that will make.

[holmes4]

If you have a 10v, why not open it up yourself and take a look? It's not something the average 10v user would know.

[SpamnRice]

So how about an update?

[coder12]

Where would this clock generator name be on the motherboard? By the processor? I'll be opening up my 10v again this week to do the glowing Apple logo mod.

[song]

ICS9LPRS501 according to intel.com

[showmansh]

I recently hackintoshed my dell 10v and now the "about this mac" now states cpu as 2.15 Ghz, now I know it's probably an error due the the hack, but I just wondered if it possible that the cpu was originally clocked by software on the dell in windows and that the hack to mac had released it to this new speed???

any information appreciated thanks.

[rrfranczak3]

doubt it, check the Intel site, the chip dont run that fast....sorry