T tehczar In Runtime Messages 167 Sep 15, 2007 #1 Hi, I have a E6750 + EVGA 680i motherboard, and apparently it underclocks itselft to 2000Mhz when it should be at 2660MHz (stock) how can i stop it from doing this thanks
Hi, I have a E6750 + EVGA 680i motherboard, and apparently it underclocks itselft to 2000Mhz when it should be at 2660MHz (stock) how can i stop it from doing this thanks
Thelis Golden Master Messages 5,410 Sep 15, 2007 #2 You... overclock it back up to 2660? I am sorry but I do not see why it should be doing this.
Cabbs Golden Master Messages 7,912 Sep 15, 2007 #3 Look in the bios for something like speedstep. Some motherboards enable this by default because it consumes less power when idle.
Look in the bios for something like speedstep. Some motherboards enable this by default because it consumes less power when idle.
Spartan109 Fully Optimized Messages 2,103 Location Canada Sep 15, 2007 #4 tehczar said: Hi, I have a E6750 + EVGA 680i motherboard, and apparently it underclocks itselft to 2000Mhz when it should be at 2660MHz (stock) how can i stop it from doing this thanks Click to expand... i take it u Oced it?
tehczar said: Hi, I have a E6750 + EVGA 680i motherboard, and apparently it underclocks itselft to 2000Mhz when it should be at 2660MHz (stock) how can i stop it from doing this thanks Click to expand... i take it u Oced it?
OP OP T tehczar In Runtime Messages 167 Sep 15, 2007 #5 no actually its all stock atm i just finished building it, ill take a look for speedstep in the bios
Cabbs Golden Master Messages 7,912 Sep 15, 2007 #6 It might not be called speedstep. Look in your manual for things that have to to with power saving.
OP OP T tehczar In Runtime Messages 167 Sep 15, 2007 #8 no its a pc and its fixed, cabbbs was correct it was speedsteping and some C1 thing in the bios, good call bud
no its a pc and its fixed, cabbbs was correct it was speedsteping and some C1 thing in the bios, good call bud
