Intel Atom: OC / undervolt utility?

[[XC] Synthetickiller]

Like the title asks, is there a utility to do either for an intel atom? RightMark CPU Clock Utility does not support that n270.

[RejZoR]

http://my.opera.com/rejzor/blog/make...nd-very-silent

Not sure if it works on other laptops but at least you can force CPU to run at 800MHz instead 1,6GHz with A1CTL program.

[[XC] Synthetickiller]

http://my.opera.com/rejzor/blog/make...nd-very-silent

Not sure if it works on other laptops but at least you can force CPU to run at 800MHz instead 1,6GHz with A1CTL program.

Thanks, it does work. I have an acer aspire one, so naturally, it would work.

Any links to an OC utility?

[Riska]

set fsb works on the atom cpu

http://www13.plala.or.jp/setfsb/

[p0opstlnksal0t]

set fsb works on my asus EEE with the n280. make sure you have the overhead on your ram, this is usually the limiting factor. i have my 1.6ghz EEE stable at 2.1ghz on windows xp. make sure speedstep is disabled or your OC will be alot less. In windows 7 i havnt been able to get past 1.8ghz stable due to not being able to disable the speed step

[WhiteFireDragon]

wait is this thread about overclocking, underclocking, or undervolting? i tried undervolting with RMclock, but it doesn't support atoms. i wanted to further reduce the power consumption, but i figured it was only 2.5w from the CPU so there's really no point in trying to reduce power there. the chipset takes most of the draw.

[[XC] Synthetickiller]

wait is this thread about overclocking, underclocking, or undervolting? i tried undervolting with RMclock, but it doesn't support atoms. i wanted to further reduce the power consumption, but i figured it was only 2.5w from the CPU so there's really no point in trying to reduce power there. the chipset takes most of the draw.

Both actually. Any good utility would let me do both.

[p0opstlnksal0t]

doubt you'll be able to mess with voltage, but you should be able to change the fsb

[orangekiwii]

so no option to underVOLT any things in the bios or anything?

i'm looking for a way to increase battery life and not performance on my asus eee 1002ha (i get 5 hours but more wouldn't hurt in school)

[xdan]

Try Asrock OCTuner, it may or not may work but give it a try... But see if you have a Ion ar an Intel platform there are versions for both... It has options for CPU voltage and to raise the FSB..For Asrock Atom's platforms work's
http://www.asrock.com/nettop/downloa...0&s=&T=U&ID=88

[RejZoR]

OCTuner doesn't work on Aspire One

[xdan]

OCTuner doesn't work on Aspire One

You can't install the program or it can't run? Another fact is that Asrock uses Atom dual core(330) not single so the OCtunner might not work on single core

[orangekiwii]

yeah the asus eee 1002ha has a n270 which is single core also n280 is singlecore

i'll dl it right now and give it a try

[p0opstlnksal0t]

You guys with the asus netbooks check out http://forum.eeeuser.com/index.php Lots of good info on OCing the asus netbooks

[RejZoR]

You can't install the program or it can't run? Another fact is that Asrock uses Atom dual core(330) not single so the OCtunner might not work on single core

I can install it but when i actually run it, i get some checksum error. I guess it checks the BIOS for some values or something. Anyway, it doesn't work.

[orangekiwii]

oc tuner doesn't work on asus netbooks sadly...

anything else?

SETFSB also crashes the computer and i have to take out the battery for it to reset... so something else is needed

[p0opstlnksal0t]

the only way to change the fsb is to possibly try different oem bios revisions. when i switched from version 802 bios to 902 i saw a decrease of .1 vcore so i went back to the 802 and im able to get about 200mhz more fully stable