Core i-series can not undervolt....

sigh

I should state there huh.. will re-edit this thread.

atom can ? want try to squeze more battery time life from my atom

Right now i'm on -0.1v for my M101z

Reawrd: battery life expanded!

Did it with my T9800 and SU7300..

quite a decent result for T9800.. the max temp only 60°C while 35°C at idle..
but for SU7300 not much different though.. just 1-2°C difference..

didn't test the battery life yet..

Good to know

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Added on August 30, 2010, 10:14 amIt would definitely have a greater impact on the Core 2 TXXXX Series Processors

This post has been edited by Eugene91: Aug 30 2010, 10:14 AM

ya.. just that I didn't expect a whooping 20°C drop..

just now i try to undervolt my comp..1st time comp hang d..the value too low d...2nd time i decrease 0.125 for each cnq or p(i not sure abt that)..i wanna ask ...izzit i have to try and guess for the lowest value of voltage that wil not BSOD..den stress the cpu by orthos to ensure it is stable?..izzit the correct step here?..

Normally I just keep the orthos running.. then decrease the vid every 5 minutes and jotted down the value.. until I got BSOD..
let the comp restart..
after that increase one or two steps in vid.. then run the orthos overnight..

This post has been edited by Vizz: Sep 2 2010, 09:28 PM

kk..i get it..thanks for help..

to be safe i stress the different multipliers for an hour.. time consuming I know.. at least i can have my laptop running at full speed on battery without having it consume more battery

even your laptop could run the orthos overnight.. doesn't mean it is stable.. try it with some heavy applications that you normally used..
last time.. whenever I got too much units in RedAlert3.. the game just stop working..
however.. increase the vid solved the problem..

I run bad company 2 for about 2 hours+ no problem

multiplier is FID right? the default FID for each Cnq/p is different...so may i know how u change the value?...

You should start reducing the max multiplier's VID first.

Once you reach the best stable undervolted VID, you can reduce the rest of the multipliers VID and run ORTHOS to stress it. The guide over at NBR states it clearly there..

kk..looking tru it now..just now not doing it by the correct way..lol..thanks ah..



This post has been edited by solou123: Sep 3 2010, 12:07 AM

if you are lazy to undervolt every multiplier.. you could just lock at the highest multiplier and undervolt that particular multiplier..

that what I have done.. of course when the comp is plugged..

kk..but i think i cant complete the process..==comp overheat...

OMG, Undervolting is great!

Is this topic still active??

I've managed to undervolt my laptop last night, using K10Stat v1.41 in a Win7 64 OS... here are the results:


User ID: ArnFilho
Laptop Model: Acer Aspire 4540-1047
Processor Model: AMD Athlon II X2 M300 (Caspian 45 nm SOI)
Stable Undervolted Voltage: P0: FID 4x - Stable @ 0,9375v BSOD @ 0,9125v
P1: FID 12x - Stable @ 0,8250v BSOD @ 0,8000v
P2: FID 0 (DID 1) - Stable @ 0,7125v BSOD @ 0,6875v

Full load temperature decreased from 83,9 degrees Celsius to 62,3 degrees Celsius... very good indeed!
K10Stat starts upon logon without problems...


And what about AMD Overdrive? Have any of you tried to undervolt / underclock / overclock AMD stuff with it?

What about the NB voltage? Have any of you guys undervolted the northbridge too?

Cheers!

Arnaldo Filho