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    undervolting a pentium III?

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by Spare Tire, May 17, 2007.

  1. Spare Tire

    Spare Tire Notebook Evangelist

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    I just bought myself a secondhand laptop that's a P3 800 with speed steps. RmClock does not support P3, are there any programs out there that do support undervolting a P3?
     
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  2. Evolution

    Evolution Vox Sola

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    That is a pretty old processor compared to modern processors that is why RMClock doesn't recognize it's speedstep functionality. You see the speedstep that the pentium III uses is different to the pentium M and core series of processors. You can read up about the different versions of speedstep at Wikipedia.

    Perhaps you could give Notebook hardware control (NHC) a try find it here other than that I don't know of any other programs that might work and it maybe difficult to find any that still do.
     
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