Intel Celeron M350 mobile processor supporting SpeedStep ?

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I own a Packard Bell E2315 laptop with a Intel Celeron M350 1.3Ghz
processor (90nm version with 1MG L2 cache). Packard Bell mention that
this processor supports the Intel Speedstep but I don't think that the
software has been installed. This makes me wonder if the CPU actually
supports it as I have not been able to find this out on the Intel
website. Does anyone know the answer ? Also where could I download
this Speedstep software ??

Archived from groups: comp.sys.laptops (More info?)

On 8 Apr 2005 16:42:01 GMT, usenetMYSHOES@bizaveMYSHOES.com (Andrew) wrote:

>bas alberink <bas75@o2.co.uk> wrote:
>: I own a Packard Bell E2315 laptop with a Intel Celeron M350 1.3Ghz
>: processor (90nm version with 1MG L2 cache). Packard Bell mention that
>: this processor supports the Intel Speedstep but I don't think that the
>: software has been installed. This makes me wonder if the CPU actually
>: supports it as I have not been able to find this out on the Intel
>: website. Does anyone know the answer ? Also where could I download
>: this Speedstep software ??
>
>The Intel datasheet for the Pentium-M mentions Speedstep as a
>low power feature. The datasheet for the Celeron-M does not. That
>leads me to believe Celeron-M doesn't have Speedstep.

See Tom's Hardware Guide.

>Your laptop should already have Speedstep drivers from Packard Bell if
>applicable.
>
>Andrew
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