Overclocked Mac OS

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Macintosh computers lack a BIOS setup entirely – and Windows tools will not run under Mac OS. So ZDNet.de developed the overclocking tool 'ZDNet Clock' for Mac OS X. The current version 1.0.

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Overclocking a Mac

Macs Overclocking is the rare topic for read. From the computer hardware review, There is no tool to increase the clock speed of a Mac in a simple way. But there is a colleges from German that come with handy tools to overclock a Mac with Mac OS X Leopard that will help the cheapest Mac Book Pro to run as fast as The expensive version.

Overclocking a Mac is an expensive deal. Imagine that if you want to upgrade the cheaper version of Mac Book Pro with (2.8 GHz Xeon E5462) computer hardware to the most expensive version (3.2 GHz Xeon X5482). This will cost for $1600. Kai Schmerer, editor-in-chief of the German version of ZDNet claims you can get that performance upgrade for free. Well, almost.

The ZDNet guys developed a simple Mac overclocking tool (with an English interface), which Schmerer says will take a Mac Pro with two 2.66 GHz X5355 CPUs to a stable 3.1 GHz and the 2.8 GHz version to 3.241 GHz (there will be variations from CPU to CPU). His team found that the overclocked Mac Pro runs faster than the most expensive Mac Pro. So that will save you $1600, right. Maybe. It actually depends on your needs, since a Mac is not the most overclocking-friendly system out there.

Overclocking a Mac comes with a few silly drawbacks. The higher clock speed actually accelerates the Mac’s desktop clock and users will find their time running much faster after the clock speed increase. To fix this problem, the computer will have to be restarted (without turning off the system), ZDNet said. However, the team was not able to restart the Mac at 3.214 GHz without crashing the system. The maximum clock that avoided a restart-crash was 3.178 GHz, ZDNet said.

Also, there is a bug which causes a Mac to return to its standard clock speed when it comes back out of standby mode. Schmerer said that the next version of the tool will resolve this problem.

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Having done the research and found (too) many sites on how to overclock the G4 867mhz processor in my Quicksilver - I've decided the time has come to go ahead. However one question remains...933mhz or 1ghz.
I orignally planned to overclock to 933mhz (one jump). My reasons:
> the 7450 cpu already runs quite warm - one jump is probably enough.
(Although a different cooling fan could fix this...)
> the L3 cache SDRAM is rated for 250mhz.
867mhz = L3 217mhz.
933mhz = L3 233mhz
1ghz = L3 250mhz.
From what I've read it seems that in many cases the L3 cache became disabled when this processor was overclocked to 1ghz. That is why I was only planning to go to 933mhz. But if 1ghz is possible I would certainly like to try. Can I downclock the L3 cache?
Does anybody have any information or experience with this?