However occasionally it jumps up to 2.39 @ 9 multiplier.
Check sig for specs I am using the 0507 bios. I think there is an issue with CPUZ I am still able to run SuperPI to 1M in 21 seconds.
What gives?
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However occasionally it jumps up to 2.39 @ 9 multiplier.
Check sig for specs I am using the 0507 bios. I think there is an issue with CPUZ I am still able to run SuperPI to 1M in 21 seconds.
What gives?
e.i.s.t. intels version of cool and quiet it lowers multi to save power and reduce heat when it is at idle.
You just have to disable C1E and EIST in the bios.Quote:
Originally Posted by FusionZ06
It's funny..... I even not own a Conroe yet and I was sure it was EIST.... come on dude read more before posting....
Is it wise to leave C1E and EIST off at all times?Quote:
Originally Posted by orion23
well let's just say it's stupid to leave it ENABLED what so ever if your overclocking...Quote:
Originally Posted by FusionZ06
Time for you to spend some time getting to know your system and that is meant friendly not sarcastically..Run some apps, some games, monitor the system tems, get to know what it does under specific loads. if it gets too hot, maybe improve the cooling, or cut back the OC, find that "sweet spot" where it runs as high as it will but doesn't overheat..
Good Luck and congrats on your Ho!
LOL at you, and only a few hours ago you were bragging about your big setup on another forum.
:stick: It's almost midnight I spent all day driving all over Florida...I'm tired and just want some quick answers. It's been awhile since I've "tweaked" a system of this caliber.Quote:
Originally Posted by viper650
I have never really posted here because I didn't have anything to say for the longest time, but it seems lately as if with the C2D launch a ton of noobs have come to the board (maybe I am one of them).
The majority of questions asked lately can be answered by either searching this forum, or simply doing a google search. These are not that complicated a questions.
This is supposed to be xtremesystems.org not answersmynoobquestionsaboutdefaultclockspeedsasap. org.
Question about eist...
Does it just lower multi? Or does it touch the voltage as well?
If it changes the voltage as well, you'd have to play with vcore percentages (do intels have this?) over 100% to use so that your say 115% is equal to the voltage you want, so when it ramps up, it goes to the right, stable voltage. Of course that doesn't matter if Intels don't change the vcore...
lock and ban
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Originally Posted by FusionZ06
im sorry to say this my friend who has just driven a great distance and is tired. :rolleyes:
but you got alot more to do than just tweak it if you have missed the FIVE THOUSAND OTHER FVKING THREADS ASKING THIS SAME GOD DAMN QUESTION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
you need to QUIT posting this bullcrap kid, you have posted other threads asking the questions about the same bullsh|t that has been asked 100 other times.
i suggest you learn to use that friggin seach button.
everytime one of you computer iliterate newbies posts one of these stupid retard threads another GOOD thread gets pushed further down the list.
which makes more of you newbies not see it jesus god already
I don't understand :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by ZX7891
Rude talking, but QFT.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lestat
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Originally Posted by Shpoon
Both
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Originally Posted by Charloz24
no more $hit noob threads, they are f**king annoying, they waste space and just reflect the user's laziness to not use the search function or google. all you guys who come here and just ask for answers to your problems ARENT REAL COMPUTER ENTHUSIASTS! YOU NEED TO SOLVE YOUR OWN DAMN PROBLEMS.
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Originally Posted by ZX7891
What is annoying is people that haven't got an ounce of patience with others that may lack their experience and knowledge level.
EVERYONE is a n00b sometime. We all learn and this forum is FULL of people asking questions and looking for advice. It's the sharing of that advice between us all that makes this such an excellent place and todays "n00b" will be here in 5 years helping others if we don't drive him away.
Yes, his questions were asked before.Yes, He could have used the search and probaly found the answers in 2 minutes.
I agree with all that. What I disagree with is the part of your statement that I highlighted. We've all asked questions on many subjects. Nobody knows it all, not me for damn sure and I doubt you do either so we ask..
A little patience, or maybe dig out the link and post that for the guy..
This isn't aimed at you specifically, I could just see it building up..
if you are a noob when it comes to computers, dont start at xs, xs is not a starting point for learning computers
though this maybe rude, but i agree with you:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by ZX7891
Keep C1E and EIST on. The only thing they can fuss up is short benchmarks. But when on it can save you alot of power and heat on a normal day. So keep it enabled unless you try to make some record benchmark.
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Originally Posted by ZX7891
I think what movieman is trying to tell you is that there is ALWAYES a POSITIVE way to say things, nomatter if what you wonna say is negative. remember that, and maybe we all remember you when you have a quistion to ask here:)
yes, XS is maybe not the place to start your computer adventures, but a little friendlyness and a link for where a good place to start is, never heard anybody:)
Topic done !!
got to hardforum.comQuote:
Originally Posted by ZX7891
They're more accustomed to the much less xtreme.
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Originally Posted by Movieman
That is the spirit. You are a true warrior, keep that in mind.
Your words tell us why you are in rosetta team.:clap:
Keep Rosetta and the good work up :)
I disagree this statement for the reason that this is a forum and questions when asked have to be answeared, but it depends of each person. There are many sections here and this section is Intel section, so everything about Intel hardware are welcome to us. I agree is wrong when people ask something that does not belong to this section.Quote:
Originally Posted by ZX7891
The people have to understand the most we help, more are the chances of getting satisfactory replies, keep that in mind.
When I help somebody I feel really good. I hope others may feel the same.:)
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Originally Posted by brentpresley
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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Originally Posted by Metroid
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?
without any noobs there would be no experts ;) :woot:Quote:
Originally Posted by ZX7891
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 :DQuote:
Originally Posted by FusionZ06
@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:)