It's fairly simple to overclock the B&W, but just make sure to only do it 50Mhz at a time, just make sure that you don't blow your processor, and to keep track of which speeds work.
You can usually bump the speed up about 50-100mhz.
Mine was originally a 350Mhz model, and I bumped it to 400Mhz with no problem, but when I tried 450Mhz, it would just chime and not boot up.
YMMV though, as I might just need to add a fan, and new thermal paste.
You can usually bump the speed up about 50-100mhz.
Mine was originally a 350Mhz model, and I bumped it to 400Mhz with no problem, but when I tried 450Mhz, it would just chime and not boot up.
YMMV though, as I might just need to add a fan, and new thermal paste.