V Victor New Member Mar 16, 2007 #1 At the moment CPU-z shows 6.0 multiplier and 2160 speed. I set up multiplier at 9.0, and comp worked at 3,24. What happened ???
At the moment CPU-z shows 6.0 multiplier and 2160 speed. I set up multiplier at 9.0, and comp worked at 3,24. What happened ???
Jet VIP Member Mar 16, 2007 #2 It might have defaulted to lower multipliers. The ASUS P5B series has multiplier adjustment unlocked (downwards).
It might have defaulted to lower multipliers. The ASUS P5B series has multiplier adjustment unlocked (downwards).
Jet VIP Member Mar 16, 2007 #4 Isn't it fixed now? Just make sure that the FSB is set to 266 in the BIOS, and the Multiplier is set to 9 (unless you want to overclock).
Isn't it fixed now? Just make sure that the FSB is set to 266 in the BIOS, and the Multiplier is set to 9 (unless you want to overclock).
Jet VIP Member Mar 16, 2007 #6 Maybe it drops to 6x because of "cool-n-quiet", which lowers the voltage and processor speed to conserve energy during low computer usage.
Maybe it drops to 6x because of "cool-n-quiet", which lowers the voltage and processor speed to conserve energy during low computer usage.
Cromewell Administrator Staff member Mar 16, 2007 #7 It would be EIST & C1E not cool 'n quiet but the rest of Jet's post is correct
wixostrix New Member Mar 16, 2007 #8 mine does that too and i noticed that when the system is idle its at 6.0 but when i start using the system it goes up to 8 and the frequency rises as well
mine does that too and i noticed that when the system is idle its at 6.0 but when i start using the system it goes up to 8 and the frequency rises as well
Jet VIP Member Mar 16, 2007 #9 Cromewell said: It would be EIST & C1E not cool 'n quiet but the rest of Jet's post is correct Click to expand... Argh. I knew it was called something else
Cromewell said: It would be EIST & C1E not cool 'n quiet but the rest of Jet's post is correct Click to expand... Argh. I knew it was called something else
