well..can i disable it? how to?

It'll be in your BIOS. The Processor section of the BIOS. Look around and you should see the option.

What motherbaord are you using ? I'll try to get the BIOS screen from the web and guide you.

gigabyte 965p ds3 v3.3 ..thank you

This post has been edited by CKC_1: Jun 8 2007, 01:50 PM

Disable C1E and EIST (Enhanced Intel Speedstep Tech)



Original article here

I'm facing the same problem for my E6300, it show me 266 x 6 in the CPUZ, default should be 266 x 7.
Mobo i'm using is Biostar Tforce 965PT, can tell me what i should i disable/enable in the bios setting so that it can go back to normal?

@RokXIII+CKC_1

do u adjust the power option? don't use mobile profile. just use default performance profile.

even though i'm on AMD, this fix my problem. i disabled Cool N Quite, my multiplier still jumping up and down.

For Biostar Tforce 965pt, just disable the C1E will do


-pWs-

i didn't make any changes in power option, so i don't think it is the problem, but thanks for helping too.

Well, i'm just restarted my computer and checked in the bios setting there, no C1E this thing....
Btw, my bios version is P96CA514.rh1 Rebels, date 14/5/07.

i disabled EIST already..now it just jumps back and forth..from 6 to 9 multipliers back again and back again..but most of the time its 6 multipliers..wats wrong?

what abt the "power options" in control panel? i read it somewhere that sometimes it will mess with the multiplier; even it's been disabled in bios.

give it a shot; set the "power option" to "home/office desk"

gud lark

ok i got it working by disabling the C1E...but now when i play my sims 2 it stucks halfway and u cant even open the task manager to close it..u have to off the computer..i dunno if this is some heat problem or something..but when i close everything on background,it wont stuck..not enough memory? i tried 4gb ram but its still like that..lousy vista OS..

is ur pc OCed? if yes, it might due instability problem
when u OCed ur cpu, u have to stress it wheter its stable or not

i agree with gangstapo...u need to stress it with program like PRIME95 or ORTHOS...

run it for few hours and see if stable..if so..go ahead and OC higher if u want to..

Here a OC guide i found...Hope this can help you out...Good luck....

http://forumz.tomshardware.com/hardware/Co...pict197995.html

I follow this guide to OC my E6600..and it works for me...

I'm a beginner in OC by the way...

nice OC Guide.. works for me too

yes i did stress it..i used prime95..left the pc on..all test passed..the temp highest was 62 degrees..is that ok?

oh and..i AM using that core 2 duo OCing guide..but i only know how to do the multiplier part..dunno which one to set higher vcore..

This post has been edited by CKC_1: Jun 11 2007, 09:43 PM

Hi..I'm wondering is your BIOS look something like this???

http://i111.photobucket.com/albums/n129/Ch...4/IMG_1825g.jpg

if so, look at the CPU Voltage Control..thats is your VCore...

K..good luck...

Is Vista OS really give u trouble experiences? I am still afraid to upgrade to vista as I heard bad rumor bout it. Maybe wait until next service pack.

come on,anyone with L629F125 here?mind to share ur oc experience?