Quote Originally Posted by justapost View Post
M3A has an bios option that allows disabling one of the DCS's for power saving if not used. Think that's what they meant in the source the write for the article used here.
But it sounds like the NB has todaly independant power management which is wrong.
Hehe, you know another thing... they mention all cores have one single voltage plane, which is completely wrong. All cores can have separate voltage planes.
Trying "Auto Clock" here again. Does the board monitor show the currently testing "ref HT". Here it's always at 200MHz.
It changes perfectly with mine, exactly to what its testing - it just takes a while to change. When its running stability test, load is too high to actually flick between screens or open anything else up. It jams computer for a bit.

I just ran it again. This is what it gave me stable



Still idling unstable though

On another note, I tested 2300 1.4v and guess what? It gave the same problem, froze idling. Which means it can't be clocking/voltage related... something else.
Did not try that STC thing. Think i must write an app handeling that interupt the STC generates if temps exceed.
You can write to the register directly right?