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Old 03-14-08   #1 (permalink)
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I am new to post in Overclock.net, but a long time reader. I have a quick question as I just can't figure this out. I'm overclocking my E6750, but the P5K-e motherboard keeps auto switching the multiplier from 8 to 6. How can I make this stop. I don't see any of the usual power saving options in the BIOS (BIOS version is February this year). Any thoughts? Thanks for all your help!!!

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Howdy all!

I am new to post in Overclock.net, but a long time reader. I have a quick question as I just can't figure this out. I'm overclocking my E6750, but the P5K-e motherboard keeps auto switching the multiplier from 8 to 6. How can I make this stop. I don't see any of the usual power saving options in the BIOS (BIOS version is February this year). Any thoughts? Thanks for all your help!!!

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Power saving feature, disable Intel Speedstep and C1E.

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Power saving feature, disable Intel Speedstep and C1E.
Thanks, but there is no speed step option in the BIOS anywhere. I've even been through the manual and it doesn't list that as an option. Hence forth....I'm stuck. Thanks again!!!

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