Help E6600 says it's running at 1600 X 6

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Originally Posted by Metroid

I agree the search buttom is your best friend. First try to find what you want, if the question has not found then ask to us, it will be a good way.

Repetitive threads are really annoying.

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Truly, especially these information are well provided @ www.intel.com !:fact:

I will not get into a :banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:ing match with you guys. I know an awful lot about computers however the speed stepping completely blew my mind. This is a messageboard in which people post and communicate to benefit a community. I searched for stepping however did not see anything so that is why I posted it. I forgot of EIST and C1E...I'll continue to post my questions when I cannot find the answer elsewhere ie. google and searching this board.

So to those who are elitist :banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:s against n00bs. http://www.tek-clanbase.de/tekv3/design/smiley/fu.gif

Witout reading trough the whole of this thread, I had the same problem and this is my solution...

Well i solved it. It wasnt CE1 as that was disabled. It was CPU internal thermal control...

If option was set to Auto Bios would automaticly check Cpu's capability to enable TM or TM2 support. In TM mode Cpu power consumption would be reduced. In TM2 mode Cpu core ratio and VID would be reduced.

I disabled it and now Im back to normal. This wouldnt stop my cpu from burning out if disabled would it?

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Originally Posted by ZX7891

if you are a noob when it comes to computers, dont start at xs, xs is not a starting point for learning computers

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without any noobs there would be no experts ;) :woot:

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Originally Posted by FusionZ06

I'll continue to post my questions when I cannot find the answer elsewhere ie. google and searching this board.

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That's okay man. It's just that you should have done it this time. I think on XS alone this question has been asked and answered a couple dozen times. It woulnd't be a problem if there weren't another million stupid questions to ask :D

@Fusion...... if you want to check you can use Crystal CPUID http://crystalmark.info/software/Cry...D/index-e.html..... to check your real cpu clock even when EIST enabled
Seems like cpuz 1.36 fixed Vcore/Corespeed reading with EIST enabled....http://www.cpuid.org/cpuz.php

For any peep that complained about this thread, pls. if you don't have any positive answer then skip it:)