Overclocking/Upgrading Laptop Processor (Toshiba Tecra 9000)

[Comptech_69]

I really like this laptop and have upgraded it a bit from when I origionally got it. it's a really sweet machine with an integrated SD slot, BlueTooth and Wi-Fi. It was more than what I needed in a laptop untill I decided to finally buy Half-Life 2. Upgraded the RAM from 128MB and the HD from 20GB... Now for the processor! I want to either overclock the living hell out of it, or upgrade to the fastest processor I can (and then mabye even overclock that) w/o replacing the mobo or getting a different laptop.


System:
Toshiba Tecra 9000
Mobile PIII, 1.13Ghz w/ SpeedStep
133Mhz FSB
Intel 830MP Chipset
1GB PC 133 SDRAM
40GB HDD

Complete System Specs

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[GroundZero3]

Laptops are not designed for overclocking, and i dont reccomend it. Espically when heat is already and issue with laptops.

[Comptech_69]

well I want to at least upgrade the processor to the max it will support. I can't find info on that anywhere even on intel's website. This thing runs really cool actually.

[Shibbiy]

I, too, dont suggest overclocking your laptop.

Seems to be that upgrading laptops are useless, all the things seperately are terribly expensive I would just give it some time and buy a lap top. I heard the best ATM vid cards usually cost like 800 dollars and they go out of date in less then a year. *shrug*

I own a laptop also.

I bought it and 2 years later its useless for gaming, and when I say useless I do mean useless.

Its a 2.6 ghz P4, 512 ram, and some kind of mobile ATI.
I figured id get a new one when its time, and if I do want to use 800$ for something Id use it on my deskstop because it would asually make a huge difference.