Quote Originally Posted by justapost View Post
You can use variables
Code:
>Local1=0xc0010070
>Local2=[value]
>cpu 1
>WRMSR Local1 0 Local2
Or you can read the value from the first core and copy it to all others
Code:
>cpu 1
>Local1=0xc0010070
>RDMSR Local1
>cpu 2
>WRMSR Local1 LocalB LocalA
RDMSR <register#>
Read CPU MSR register, LocalA, B, C, D=EAX, EBX, ECX, EDX

WRMSR <register#> <EDX> <EAX>
Write CPU MSR register

If CnQ is active it's better to use the p-state-0 register.
OK...what program are you using to change multiple registers @ a time. I've always used CrystalCPUID and did it with the MSR editor, but that obviously isn't working out too well now that there are 24 cores. Also, do you have any suggestions where to find the VID register? It's unclear to me which register K10Stat is writing to.