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StretchNuts · 06-03-09

Quote:

Originally Posted by jouno53

Is "Speedstep" C.I.A.2 because I did not see one options called "speedstep." If so, it was already disabled. I checked every menu twice and made sure no options were enabled that should have been. Before it was on Standard, and I put it back to turbo to no success, before I go try what acoma said does anyone have any other suggestions?

Speedstep is also noted as EIST or EISS on some boards, try looking for that.

dennyb · 06-03-09

Quote:

Originally Posted by jouno53

Is "Speedstep" C.I.A.2 because I did not see one options called "speedstep." If so, it was already disabled. I checked every menu twice and made sure no options were enabled that should have been. Before it was on Standard, and I put it back to turbo to no success, before I go try what acoma said does anyone have any other suggestions?

I n GA mobos the feature to be disabled are C1E and CPU EIST function

jouno53 · 06-03-09

Disabling EIST did it, thanks a lot everyone! I don't know why I did not know about that feature before, I learn something new here every day.

As a pretty new overclocker, I was wondering if most of you leave C1E and EIST disabled as well? My idle temps are a bit higher, but is that a big deal to most of you? Typing this with hardwaremonitor and CPU-z open, I'm at about 33C.

Anyways, thanks again, and rep to all of you who helped.

M1 Abrams · 06-03-09

Quote:

Originally Posted by jouno53

Disabling EIST did it, thanks a lot everyone! I don't know why I did not know about that feature before, I learn something new here every day.

As a pretty new overclocker, I was wondering if most of you leave C1E and EIST disabled as well? My idle temps are a bit higher, but is that a big deal to most of you? Typing this with hardwaremonitor and CPU-z open, I'm at about 33C.

Anyways, thanks again, and rep to all of you who helped.

heres a few I disable on P5Q
cpu TM function
speedstep
drive xpert
xpressgate
intel virtualization tech
C1E
Full screen logo
wait for F1 if error
hit "del" message display
execute disable bit, just to name a few(many more,lol)

TraCbr600 · 06-03-09

That C.I.A is an overclocking profile in itself. What it does is that under a load it will overclock your CPU a certain percentage based on what profile you set it to (eg. turbo, etc).
Also, I dont know why everyone disables the throttling stuff. I wouldn't want my CPU running at full overclock 24/7 and the throttling hasn't affected my O.C. at all.

Quantum Reality · 06-03-09

I tend to turn off SpeedStep, EIST, and C1E wherever I see them.

Exceptions include when I don't need a box to work at full speed all the time (i.e. my webserver is a Celeron E1200, it doesn't NEED to run at 1.6 GHz 24/7).

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