Quote Originally Posted by justapost View Post
If you change the p-state-current register with k10 stats it shows what registers and values get written.

You can use the syntax described here by jcool whom used this method to disable the tlb fix on his dual socket system to modify all cores.

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...&postcount=137

Code:
 Originally Posted by mibo
>cpu 1
>wrmsr 0xc0010015 0 0x01000010
>wrmsr 0xc0011023 0 0x00200020
>cpu 2
>wrmsr 0xc0010015 0 0x01000010
>wrmsr 0xc0011023 0 0x00200020
>cpu 3
>wrmsr 0xc0010015 0 0x01000010
>wrmsr 0xc0011023 0 0x00200020
>cpu 4
>wrmsr 0xc0010015 0 0x01000010
>wrmsr 0xc0011023 0 0x00200020
>rwexit
I assume you know what goes where.
Thanks for the clue

I found the register and am in the process of editing all 24-cores - this is turning out to be quite an ordeal I need a tool which will script the process.

I'm only changing them to 2Ghz for now just so I can make sure it's stable before pushing this thing hard....