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    Help for RMClock .

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by wojtek_pl, Oct 29, 2008.

  1. wojtek_pl

    wojtek_pl Notebook Consultant

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    Hello,

    Is there any help for RMClock ?
    Especially what are those options here:
    [​IMG] ?

    What is throttling, what are C2E, C3E, C4E ?
     
    wojtek_pl, Oct 29, 2008
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  2. flipfire

    flipfire Moderately Boss

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    Throttling is when your cpu downclocks or upclocks for a certain reason, eg. overheating.

    C2,C3,C4 are sleep states, the higher the number the deeper the sleep giving more battery life. You CPU might not support all the states, RMclock will automatically detect it.

    What are you trying to achieve with RMclock?
     
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    wojtek_pl Notebook Consultant

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    Thanks for explanation. I'm trying to lower CPU temperature. I already decreased voltage and I was wondering about those parameters.
     
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    amphibia Notebook Guru

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    This page of your setting is right to me. I have core 2 duo p8600 and have the same screen print

    Lowering temperature does need to touch this "Advanced CPU Settings" tab.

    Instead, go to "Profiles" tab to adjust voltages and those sub-tabs to adjust multipliers
     
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    wojtek_pl Notebook Consultant

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    It's the copy of settings from Undervolting Guide... :D
     
    wojtek_pl, Oct 29, 2008
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