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You don't have a problem, what you have is a feature called Intel Speed Step. It does this to save electricity, it will step up the core speed when under load or stress and when at idle well you get the idea. Your not the first one to post about this so don't feel bad and welcome to our forums. 
If you need help overclocking your processer we would be happy to help out in the "Overclocking section." Be sure to include all your system spec's.
Systemlord 
Message edited by systemlord on 12-18-2007 at 11:31:27 AM
Silverstone TJ09 * Windows XP
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Thanks you very much!Nice knowing there are smart guys like yourself out there!
But, while in Bios, should i disable SpeedStep or not?!
| lucserp wrote : Thanks you very much!Nice knowing there are smart guys like yourself out there! |
It won't matter either way performance wise. If anything it will be a good thing for the processers life span because voltage and heat is what in the end will kill every electronic device. Now in a Laptop this feature will increase battery run time, actually parts of the processer shutdown that aren't being used even when your loading the CPU. The average consumer will never know how amazing technology is.
Message edited by systemlord on 12-18-2007 at 01:41:29 PM
Silverstone TJ09 * Windows XP
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| topper743 wrote : Systemlord let me commend you for your polite and knowledgeable reply. I know that this question is often asked here on the forums. So many would have rediculed the OP and I am glad you did not. Thank you for your great example of the way it should be here in the forums.
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You are welcome. The first post is usually the deciding factor in which way the thread will take shape, either a negative crowd will follow or a positive crowd will follow and I saw a way to get it going in the right direction.
Happly holidays all!
Silverstone TJ09 * Windows XP
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Please mind
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