Well....I'm hoping to undervolt the G51 to get lower temps but the problem is that the P7350 has a multiplier of 7.5 and RMClock doesn't recognize half multipliers.
I don't want to lose some of the speed I got from OCing so I've looked around and saw that some people used Crystal CPUID.
I took a quick look in it this morning but there doesn't seem to be an option it it to keep the voltage there after rebooting. Just wondering how the people here undervolted their G51.
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There's CPUGenie too that recognizes half-multipliers.
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1) RMClock does not support half multipliers (which the P7350 uses) and will never get updated to support them. Attempts to get RMClock to support them doesn't seem too definitive in its success. (If someone does manage to get it to recognize them, please post)
2) Crystal CPUID doesn't seem to be able to start when windows boot which makes it a really big hassle. (Would greatly appreciate it if someone who uses CPUID can tell me what they did to make it work upon startup)
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Yeah, I know there is CPUGenie, but I'm too cheap to get it, but if nothing else works I might just end up doing so. -
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Hey everyone! I remember a few of you! Just wanted to annouce (This is pretty unrelevant) that the G51 is now $1049.99! YAY! Now I get to mow 2 more lawns for the computer of which I'm drooling over!
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Well, I've figured everything out. Really simple actually....just fiddled with the task scheduler a bit and everything works perfectly now.
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See any changes, temperature or otherwise?
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The more you overclock, the less you can undervolt.
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Hi, which program did you use to undervolt you're G51? If i undestood correctly you used Crystal CPUID. I tried undervolting mine with RMClock and I realized it didn't recognized half multipliers so I deleted and left everything stock.
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Undervolting the G51
Discussion in 'Asus' started by TevashSzat, Jul 9, 2009.