I noticed that, when on AC power, in the system properties window (that is reached by right-click on my computer) the processor frequency is always 979 Mhz no matter what power profile I use. My processor is 1.66 Ghz. Please see this thread http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=120257 (from the 5-th reply) which I started on the Windows OS and Software forum and reply there.
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If any of you have a T60 please make this experiment: plug the laptop without the battery to the power supply, in Windows press Fn+F3 and set the power profile to Maximum Performance, then right-click on My Computer and see what is the current clock speed of your CPU. For example in the picture I attached it shows that I have a 1.66 Ghz CPU wich now runs at 979 Mhz which is not normal. Also tell me what version of BIOS you have installed.
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Come on, PLEASE will somebody make the test and tell me if their core 2 duo processor runs at full speed on ac power with the battery unmounted?
At least I would know if it's a problem with my laptop or it's normal behavior.
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It's the speedstep, it underclocks when there is no need to.It's the same on my laptop [mine is Core Duo though] it's usually clocked at 1.66, run some intensive task like Orthos and then using NHC (Notebook Hardware Control) measure the Core Clock and the Multiplier.
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When it's on AC power with the battery mounted or only on battery it works perfectly normal and steps the cpu clock how it should.
Please somebody make that test. -
Did you try using NHC to watch the clock speed ?
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I watched the speed with CPU-Z.
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So many T60 users here and nobody wants to give a little help
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It seems that I have the same problem like this guy: http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=64948
His problem was fixed with a BIOS update for the X60.
Unfortunately the latest T60 BIOS update doesn't solve my problem.
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Notebook Hardware Control is a wonder!!!!!!!!!!!!
I decided to give it a try, I set the power profile to Maximum Performance and the wonder happened: the cpu went to 1.66GHz on AC without the battery in.
Thank you Manfred Jaider! And also thank you mujtaba for telling me about the program!
T60 with Core 2 Duo @ 1.66 processor speed problem
Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by antonantal, Apr 30, 2007.