I have a craptop, here's the specs:
eMachines E620-5885/Acer Aspire 5515
AMD Athlon 64 2650e 1.6GHz
2GB PC5300 DDR2-667
ATi Radeon X1200 (256MB allocated)
WD 5400rpm SATA HD
Northbridge: AMD RS690MC
Southbridge: ATi SB600 (Jesus, it's the same southbridge as my desktop gaming rig! LOL)
PLL Chip #: ICS951462
I use this thing for school and so I don't even need it running at 1.6GHz. I underclocked it to 1.4GHz to reduce heat and increase battery charge life but it's not stable at this frequency, I had to put it back to 1.6GHz. Can anyone tell me why this is? I'm accustomed to overclocking causing instability because of hardware strain but I didn't know that underclocking could do it as well. If you need more info on my laptop here's a page for it:
http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applications/searchtools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=4337260
If what you want to know isn't listed, just ask. I can find out anything about this laptop. Thanks in advance.
eMachines E620-5885/Acer Aspire 5515
AMD Athlon 64 2650e 1.6GHz
2GB PC5300 DDR2-667
ATi Radeon X1200 (256MB allocated)
WD 5400rpm SATA HD
Northbridge: AMD RS690MC
Southbridge: ATi SB600 (Jesus, it's the same southbridge as my desktop gaming rig! LOL)
PLL Chip #: ICS951462
I use this thing for school and so I don't even need it running at 1.6GHz. I underclocked it to 1.4GHz to reduce heat and increase battery charge life but it's not stable at this frequency, I had to put it back to 1.6GHz. Can anyone tell me why this is? I'm accustomed to overclocking causing instability because of hardware strain but I didn't know that underclocking could do it as well. If you need more info on my laptop here's a page for it:
http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applications/searchtools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=4337260
If what you want to know isn't listed, just ask. I can find out anything about this laptop. Thanks in advance.