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Okay, New question on SpeedStep Technology
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2 Weeks Ago
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Overclocker in Training
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Okay, New question on SpeedStep Technology
Hey everyone,
__________________The only option i have in my Bios (American Megatrends Inc.) Is the EIST. No C1E or anything else to disable Speedstep. CPU-Z still reads 1.5 X 6 and 2.60 X 11 and i have disabled EIST. Any ideas? Thanks Mike
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Try hitting F4.
I saw that you disabled Speedstep in another thread, did you save after you did that?
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Overclocker in Training
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Yes i did save. When do i hit F4? Now or in the bios?
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*cough* Stock *cough*
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If you're not running a 64-bit version of Windows, you can try using RMClock to override / manually control the speeds of the CPU in Windows.
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