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want to overclock G4 733 to 867
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I have heard that it is possible to overclock a G4 733 QS to 867 mhz and that it is pretty stable. Where can i find instructions on doing so?
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You've got the best computer on the planet. Use it to help us CRUSH all competition. Join Team Macnn NOW! 
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Thanks a lot for the link ..do you know where those 0ohm resistors can be bought?
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Alain Pilon
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I OC'd a DP 533 to 600 by using solder bridges (small blob of solder) in place of the resistors. Ditto for my Ti 500->550.
Some guys use conductive paint instead of solder.
HTH
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"-Dodge This"
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Does that mean that a conductive pen could do the job more securely and work?
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Alain Pilon
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Originally posted by apilon:
<STRONG>Thanks a lot for the link ..do you know where those 0ohm resistors can be bought?
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If you don't know where to buy resistors (RadioShack) then you shouldn't be trying to overclock your machine. 
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