Good to know the undervolt helped you alot

The only thing I know of and is lesser risk is to only undervolt CPU.

This post has been edited by Eugene91: Nov 6 2010, 09:31 PM

less heat, save energy, but proc will spoil cause not enough enerygy

wow now only i noticed this thread le, it is very good for notebooks that overheat fast. Hmm must try it on my old Acer hehe when i back to hometown. Thanks Eugene !

Hmm think so? I think as long as between the VID set by Intel should be fine? check out ark.intel.com

ya i too think the Proc would not spoilt as long it is operated at the given limit ... so UV urs with cautious and always look at ur proc's limitations

It will BSOD when not enuf power is supplied.. at least that's what they say.. haha run Orthos for an hour shud suffice to max out the proc..

then did you BSOD before all along the after UV-ed ?

I did BSOD @0.9375.. then I put it to 0.95 as its the most stable.. no BSOD..

Just wondering nowadays what's the best tools to do undervolting on Window 7?

I was reading this:

http://forum.notebookreview.com/hardware-c...ting-guide.html

But it was written few years ago, so has anything changed?

RMClock, CrystalCPUID, Notebook Hardware Monitor..
If you want apps that is uptodate, ThrottleStop, but it can only control voltage of single multiplier...

As for things that changed, undervolting only apply to Core 2 Duo and below..

This post has been edited by lee_what2004: May 3 2011, 11:04 PM

Damn. Undervolting don't work anymore.
I use to run around 1.0V run prime95 or orthos for hours. PC still work.
Now keep on crashing after 1 week of undervolting.
And crashing not BSOD but hanging/freeze. Hmmm.
Why ah hanging?

Increase the voltage ?

Wonder why my VID all the same, which are 1.15V?

QuadCore cant?

Kinda funny though...... manage to undervolt my cpu to 1V for 10x multiplier. But the temperature still like that....

Did you refer to:

Attention!~ Windows 7 Users!:
When using RMClock on Windows 7 this need to be done:

in RMC in Management disable OS power management integration
in W7 in power plan in Minimum processor state set 100%

and now RMC is taking control of processor and Windows 7 of the rest

Otherwise hmm i'm not sure..

You need to change it on profiles.

Can, if you mean Core 2 Quad..

Well, what's the temp before undervolting ?

May i know which power plan? I have high performance, power saver and balanced in the power plan menu.

7X also..

This post has been edited by frey88: Jun 10 2011, 07:40 PM

^Whichever power plan you are using, set the setting in advanced settings.

I set all of the power plan's Minimum processor state to 100% but my laptop is not cooler then before...