Stopping C2D Multipliers From Changing in Windows - Page 5 - Overclock.net

afzsom · 01-10-08

Ugh, double post. But I've added information about DFI boards (BloodIron specifically), not sure if it applies to other chipsets that DFI employs.

afzsom · 02-21-08

This question's getting asked a lot lately, so up to the top it goes.

**grunion** · 02-22-08

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Originally Posted by afzsom

This question's getting asked a lot lately, so up to the top it goes.

Uppity up

**grunion** · 03-20-08

Up

afzsom · 03-21-08

If anyone sees any errors, updates, or missing information...please post it. I want to keep this as current as possible.

almightyobo · 04-12-08

after you disable speedstep and c1e for DFI boards, do you have to manually change the multi and fsb back to what its supposed to be?

RussianGrimmReaper · 04-12-08

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Originally Posted by almightyobo

after you disable speedstep and c1e for DFI boards, do you have to manually change the multi and fsb back to what its supposed to be?

If it's set to 9, it will stay at 9. The FSB is unaffected by SpeedStep/C1E

a7m1 · 05-11-08

to get c1e in msi p965 neo-f v2
go to cell menu and press f4
pressing again will hide c1e .

afzsom · 05-11-08

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Originally Posted by a7m1

to get c1e in msi p965 neo-f v2
go to cell menu and press f4
pressing again will hide c1e .

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Originally Posted by afzsom

For the MSI boards:
1) Boot into the BIOS and look for the "Cell Menu" page.
2) On this page in the BIOS, you should see "D.O.T. Control" and "Intel EIST", these should be set to Disabled.
2a) If you don't: When pressing F4 on the cpu menu of Advanced Chipset menu on the MSI boards, the C1E option will be displayed. ~ makkarin/ring_wraith
3) Hit "F10" to save, then "Esc" to exit and restart your machine.
4) Load Windows normally and confirm your processor's FSB and multiplier in CPU-Z.

Thanks for the suggestion though