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    Disabling speedstep on the m1730

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by killeruio, Oct 3, 2008.

  1. killeruio

    killeruio Notebook Consultant

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    For some reason, the only option for me when I disable it via bios is by leaving it on crappy performance (1.2 ghz) it won't let me say "disable speedstep and keep on maximum performance) any way to fix this? i want my cpu to be always 2.5 ghz.........
     
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    WarlordOne Notebook Evangelist

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    I use RMclock to adjust the speedstep profiles. Most of the time I use 'performance on demand' but for gaming I switch it to 'maximal performance. Works great.
     
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  3. killeruio

    killeruio Notebook Consultant

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    k, i have RMclock, now how to set it to maximum performance?

    do you also know any other programs?
     
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