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Guide: CPU used 100% at locked Multiplier

Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by PHYSXftw, Dec 9, 2010.

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Hello, i still working on fully working [DUAL IDA (free performance)] with EIST and Locked Bios.

I'm now found a road to use max IDA multiplier for two cores but on CPUs Usages 60-40 50-50 && more combinations.
NOT 100% on two cores because it down multiplier by next % usages.

On WPRIME/SuperPI u can see really nice scores

How to?
NOTICE: Trick work only on Windows XP, because u must use program SpeedSwitch XP

1.Download SpeedSwitch XP
2.Download ThrottleStop
3.Run SpeedSwitch XP
4.Go to Options
5.Go to CPU Policy
6.And change

7.Now run ThrottleStop
8.Change your multiplier to MAX
9.Enjoy

PHYSXftw, Dec 9, 2010

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Tsunade_Hime such bacon. wow

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I would have this posted in the official Throttlestop thread.

Tsunade_Hime, Dec 9, 2010

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So wait, you can only use the highest multiplier on two cores at 50% total load? What is there to enjoy, just being able to say you did it?

Trottel, Dec 9, 2010

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