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Old 02-19-09   #1 (permalink)
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Question Overclock HP Pavilion a1730n
Is any hardware in my computer overclockable?

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No. The bios has been locked from Overclocking features.

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No, unless you can magically find a program to overclock from the OS, which I wouldnt recommend...
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You could probably overclock your video card a bit (seeing as you asked if any of your hardware was overclockable). I agree that you won't be able to OC your processor, but I've heard of people flashing their BIOS and being able to overclock (non-HP BIOS). Good luck
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