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    FSB downclock mod on the intel GL960 and GL40 --- useful info for PLL Modders

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by naton, Aug 21, 2011.

  1. videogame57

    videogame57 Newbie

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    He says he was probably remembering wrong and that it was actually just a high end Duo.

    Also, I got the E6500, flashed the latest BIOS, and installed the QX9300 and I have an issue. In the BIOS it shows 4 cores, but in Windows I only have 2 cores and half the cache available. The E6500 never officially shipped with a Core 2 Quad, but it's sister laptop the Precision M4400 did, and is identical aside from better GPU options.
     
  2. remdale

    remdale Notebook Evangelist

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    I told you :)

    Because the other 2 cores are disabled. As I have just found out, there are 2 versions of E6500. With built-in Intel graphics and the other one hosts Nvidia (which is M4400 sister board as you are saying). The former board has GTLREF_2 not connected, so only duals can work. In the latter case, quads should work fine.
    So I guess your board has just Intel graphics. If so, you will have to do the mod.
     
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