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Nope. The motherboard's crystal on an A20m can only operate at speeds up to 550MHz. This means that it won't use the full power of the Pentium. It could also be a voltage problem. Pentiums take a bit more voltage that Celerons. Also, IBMs BIOS does not provide processor tuning options, especially one as old as the A20m. You may be able to get a new motherboard for a more modern A20m model, which may have the crystal you're looking for. I have sold about 5 A20ms with 650 and 700MHz processors, so I know they exist. Please provide the model-type number on the bottom of the ThinkPad. It is located on a black and white sticker above a barcode.
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