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[Solved] Question about my multiplier flucuating with my i7920

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softfish   08-08-2009 at 11:35:40 PM

I am overclocked currently with a multiplier of 200x20. My mobo is a Asus p6t deluxe v2. When i run Cpu-Z or Realtemp my multiplier not under load will drop down to as low as 15. Can someone help me with the setting that needs to be disabled in my bios? I've already turned off Speedstep. P.s i'm new to oc'ing so any ideas would help. Thnx in advance

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Ok... please read other posts before you make a new thread.

Disable "c1e" in your bios.
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Bronze Overclocking badge overshocked   08-08-2009 at 11:44:24 PM
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Ok... please read other posts before you make a new thread.

Disable "c1e" in your bios.

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softfish   08-09-2009 at 12:41:44 AM

thnx, that fixed my problem. I did read alot of posts and never saw anything about disabling c1e. I didn't even notice it in your overclocking thread. thnx again though

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Bronze Overclocking badge overshocked   08-09-2009 at 12:47:20 AM

^ That is a good thing to add to my guide.

thanks

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belial2k   08-09-2009 at 01:43:11 AM

I'm not sure why that is bad thing, though......

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Bronze Overclocking badge overshocked   08-09-2009 at 01:47:15 AM

Yeah it doesnt really effect anything unless you are benching.

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Ancient_1   08-09-2009 at 03:12:03 AM

overshocked wrote :

Yeah it doesnt really effect anything unless you are benching.



It does lower idle temps

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Bronze Overclocking badge overshocked   08-09-2009 at 05:33:34 AM

Ancient_1 wrote :

It does lower idle temps




Idle temps dont kill a chip ususally. [:lectrocrew:2]

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zipzoomflyhigh   08-09-2009 at 05:33:14 PM

softfish wrote :

I am overclocked currently with a multiplier of 200x20. My mobo is a Asus p6t deluxe v2. When i run Cpu-Z or Realtemp my multiplier not under load will drop down to as low as 15. Can someone help me with the setting that needs to be disabled in my bios? I've already turned off Speedstep. P.s i'm new to oc'ing so any ideas would help. Thnx in advance




Why would you want to disable it? Power bill too low?

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Bronze Overclocking badge overshocked   08-09-2009 at 05:42:59 PM

Some people just dont like it. And its not gunna save that much power. A couple lights use more power.

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