Summary: Jam is dead on. The processor is made to use as much speed as it needs to. There is no point running it at full speed when it doesn't need to, that wo...
Summary: Hey all, I can't run my processor at full speed, I have it turned down to 1.1Ghz right now. It should be at around 1.47Ghz. If I turn it up to full,...
Summary: Recently, I upgraded my motherboard's BIOS to allow usage of my video card in AGP Enabled mode. Since then, I have not been able to run my processor a...
Summary: I have my P4 2.26 processor and Ive been underclocking it because of my motherboard wont let be put the mhz past 400 (which my processor is 533mhz) so...
Summary: i have a a7m266 mobo and a athlon 1.4. i am not able to run this processor at full speed. if i run the fsb at 133 once it gets to windows and i log in...
Summary: i have a a7m266 mobo and a athlon 1.4. i am not able to run this processor at full speed. if i run the fsb at 133 once it gets to windows and i log in...
Summary: Hi, i need help.I have just installed a p4 2.8ghz on a MSI 845PE Max2 motherboard and put win xp on. when i turn on and look in the system menu in xp ...
Summary: Hey Guys, Im having a problem with my Fans I think. it just recently started to run at max rpms for no apparent reason. I dont know why my CPU would b...
Summary: my PC has 256mb pc2700 DDR ram and is running on Windows XP Pro. Ive got a new MSI KT4 ultra motherboard with a via KT400 chipset. Got a AMD Athlon XP...
Summary: The technology in use delivers enough CPU cycles to perform the task at hand. That assumes the unit is performing as designed. Running a laptop at fu...
Summary: Most laptops will run the CPU at full speed when it's plugged into the AC, but on battery power, the CPU speed will vary (depending on load) to preser...
Summary: Yes!!!!It does restart after I reset the BIOS.But isnt it possible to run the CPU at 95*10.5=997 Mhz?I bought the Celeron pocessor because it is overc...
Summary: yea, I wish I would have paid closer attention to your CPUZ post: "Name AMD Athlon XP Code Name Palomino" "CPU Clock Speed 1337.4 MHz Clock multipl...
Summary: Hey! Im no ocer and don't plan to be untill my new machine gets too old. But I need some basic knowledge though. I assembled a machine from scratch, f...
Summary: I'm having problems running my machine at its default speed. I have a amd xp 3200 512mb DDR 333mhz pc2700 (ELIXIR) aSROCK K7S8XE MOTHERBOARD...
Summary: have you gone to the Task Manager/ services tab and see what's running your processor at such a high load? If it's broke, then blow that sucka up! ...
Summary: Laptops are designed to vary the speed the CPU runs at...this helps to keep the heat down & the battery life up. Unless you change the settings to run...
Summary: Laptops/notebooks generally don't run the CPU at full speed at all times...if they did, the battery life would be horrible & CPU would run hot, possi...
Summary: I have a E8400 processor running on a Gigabyte EP45-UD3P motherboard. The processor is "rated for 3.0GHz" but seems to default to 2.66 out of the box....
Summary: The ratio is the multiplier of your processors FSB(front side bus) For example, if your FSB is 133mhz, and you set your clock ratio at 8, you will end...
Summary: I read on an Athlon forum that I can run my processor at 200fsb. It was by an Athlon technician. It was a while ago, but I remember that he had said t...
Summary: fsb for sure.. right now i am priming with a 1000 mhz effective FSB, so i can run my memory at full speed in sync DFI lanparty 875p-t LGA775 2.8 @ 3.4...
Summary: hey jam. I tried that 185fsb X 12 and i had to raise my vcore to 1.650 and its runnin hotter than when i had it at 200fsb.temps were at 40c idle and 5...
Summary: Ok heres the deal. My memory is clean. 768 MB of DDR RAM PC 2100. all working perfectly normal. No problems with RAM. My processors are both not readi...
Summary: Hello, well I've been reading a lot of posts lately and searching the net as I seem to have a big problem getting my new system to run stable. All I w...
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