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Noob here...

I have an ASUS P5K and an E6750. What would cause it to go from a 6x multiplier to an 8x multipiler, automatically. I assumed it would be the Speed Step set in the bios, but after disabling it, it still floats between the 2 multipliers while idle. Under load it stays at 8x.

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Roland

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Disable EIST and C1E in the BIOS to stop this.

 

The above knowledge is only copied from a quick google search of "ASUS P5K" bios speedstep options

 

Works that way on my board though.

 


Message edited by honolululu on 10-16-2007 at 08:02:51 AM

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It basically lowers your processors speed to lower heat/energy. Sorry to change the topic but if you were going to have an overclock on, is there anything bad about having speedstep on as well? I mean, your CPU will just overclock itself back to whatever you have it set when it needs to, which sounds pretty cool.

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no there nothing wrong with having Speed Step on with an OC, in fact its benificail, stops a big OC being a Behemoth Of power all the time and give the energy bill a time to catch up with your income

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Thanks for the replys everyone.


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