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    Problems with undervolting AMD RM-75

    Discussion in 'HP' started by Miskid, Nov 24, 2009.

  1. Miskid

    Miskid Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hi people.
    I have a DV6 1100so laptop with a RM-75 processor, and as you know I have problem with overheating. In every place they say that I have to undervolting. I have read many post about but still dont know so much how to do it. I read [To all newer AMD Turion owners]Strange power handling on hp dv5's thread but he is using a different processor . so I have no clear what I sould put. I also try the Pumastatectrl but when I try to use it, it say that my processor is protect to overclocking and i cant do anything.
    Also in the case that I can do it, dont know with Voltage i have to use.
    I gonna thanks any help that anybody can provide me.
     
    Miskid, Nov 24, 2009
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