lol.. u flexed the laptop?

U can always undo undervolt by not starting RMClock on startup

Just the alluminium corner flexed... =/ broken beauty...
Well yeah I didn't put RMClock on startup.

ouch i noe that feeling.. my 6935g once dropped in the backpack too with a huge boom sound..

Lucky nothing wrong with it hehe

Depends on how dusty your room is.

Mine isn't that dusty, so it ain't much of a problem.

Notebook/Laptop Model: HP Compaq C769TU
Processor Model: Intel Core Duo T2370 @1.73Ghz, 533MHz FSB, 1MB L2 Cache, 65nm
Stable Undervolted Voltage: FID:6.0x VID:0.9500V , FID:13x VID:0.9500V

However, CPU-Z shows a constant voltage at 1.063V

but did the temp go down or remain same?

It does. Previously using ORTHOS to stress the CPU the highest temperature recorded was 89-91 degree celcius. It dropped to about 79 degree celcius now. The temperature is so freaking high, wouldn't it destroy the CPU?

At least you got it cooler

But there is a lot of room to go. Any idea what's preventing the voltage from going lower? Or it's just the reading of CPU-Z is wrong?

did u do the correct settings? Running Windows 7?

Attention if ur using Windows 7 Follow this:

Management>Untick Enable OS Power Management Intergration

Also some ppl in NBR suggest to untick Engage IDA under the Advanced CPU Tab.

It could be windows 7 and RMClock power management conflict.. Since it wasnt developed for Windows 7..

You could use multiple temperature monitoring software like HWMonitor if you think the temperature is inaccurate. But don't worry, most laptop CPU are designed to handle high temperature, 90C+ is common, some even playing games at over 100C but its rock stable. What other things could be the culprit? Maybe dust if your system is few months old, but ultimately laptop is hotter than desktop because small heatsink and fan to cool them down

Just verified that cpu-z 1.5.1 reported wrong voltage but 1.5.3 showed 0.950v which matched the value I set in RMClock 2.35

lucky u checked.. lol

So there isn't any way to lower the voltage further? I think there is still a lot of headroom for my processor. It can probably be lowered to the level of a ULV.

if its till the minimum VID thats it.. you cant go any lower..

well, there's another way to lower it further, by pinmod, but doing wrongly might fried your cpu

later the cpu "tidak cukup makan" how? LoL..

then it won't start

Now im at stock voltage.. I can't feel difference of temps anymore

Since my system is unable to read CPU temps.. lol.. Let it stock for awhile..

TS , spice this up a bit and I'll pin this thread up

As in include some pictures or basic configuration