What do you mean by "throttled" ?
Speedstep XP still reports my CPU as being throt
Speedstep XP still reports my CPU as being throttled on my new 1300.
Anyone else notice this ?
What do you mean by "throttled" ?
What do you mean by "throttled" ?
What do you mean by "throttled" ?
What do you mean by "throttled" ?
What do you mean by "throttled" ?
When I have all power mgmt off, and I press 'detect max speed' in succession, the numbers flucuate substantially.
I first started noticing it, when drawing in flash. The cpu power drops for the foreground app (?) - and the pen tracking slows down enough to be irritating.
My only guess, is that speedstepxp dosen't properly support the centrino chipset.
Argh! I wish there was a way to disable speedstep in the bios!
When I have all power mgmt off, and I press 'detect max speed' in succession, the numbers flucuate substantially.
I first started noticing it, when drawing in flash. The cpu power drops for the foreground app (?) - and the pen tracking slows down enough to be irritating.
My only guess, is that speedstepxp dosen't properly support the centrino chipset.
Argh! I wish there was a way to disable speedstep in the bios!
When I have all power mgmt off, and I press 'detect max speed' in succession, the numbers flucuate substantially.
I first started noticing it, when drawing in flash. The cpu power drops for the foreground app (?) - and the pen tracking slows down enough to be irritating.
My only guess, is that speedstepxp dosen't properly support the centrino chipset.
Argh! I wish there was a way to disable speedstep in the bios!
When I have all power mgmt off, and I press 'detect max speed' in succession, the numbers flucuate substantially.
I first started noticing it, when drawing in flash. The cpu power drops for the foreground app (?) - and the pen tracking slows down enough to be irritating.
My only guess, is that speedstepxp dosen't properly support the centrino chipset.
Argh! I wish there was a way to disable speedstep in the bios!
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