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    undervolting CPU

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by drake333, Aug 19, 2009.

  1. drake333

    drake333 Notebook Consultant

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    Hello again. I am going through the Undervolting Guide, but wanted to see what other sager 8662 owners were ale to achieve. I just want the undervolting to be active when on battery does, and to clock back when on AC power. I have gone down .100v on my highest multiplier. w/ 15 min of othors. No change in temps though.

    What is the normal profile selection supposed to look for a successful undervolt of a 8662? do i just change the highest multiplier or all of the multipliers.
     
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    drake333 Notebook Consultant

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    after 15 min of orthos and dropping the voltage from 1.1125 to 1.000v for 9X multiplier max temps for tz0 went down 4oC, cores down 3oC, gpu 1oC hdd 1oc

    got down to .925v
     
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    no im on riva tuner anyone know what is the good set for 2d mode gor the gpu and if there is a way to stay on 2d mode on battery?

    cores, shaders and memory clocks for 260M gtx
     
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    whats your cpu?
     
    NJoy, Aug 20, 2009
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    How were you able to get the factory voltage setting to show up>? When i did as the guide said, all the given voltage didnt change at all.
     
    Kaze105, Aug 20, 2009
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