B BLUESTAKE New member Jan 9, 2009 #1 Hi all newb here trying to oc my e6600 but can't get it to go over 3GHz and now it keeps doing x6 & then underload x9. EIST and C1E are disabled. any ideas please
Hi all newb here trying to oc my e6600 but can't get it to go over 3GHz and now it keeps doing x6 & then underload x9. EIST and C1E are disabled. any ideas please
M monkey7 New member Jan 9, 2009 #3 If I understand you correctly you should have to disable intel speedstep.
B BLUESTAKE New member Jan 9, 2009 #4 yes sorry the multiplier keeps going from x6 to x9. idle at 6 (1.87GHz) under load at 9 (2.85GHz)
Z zak4994 New member Jan 9, 2009 #5 Disable SpeedStep as monkey7 said. In the BIOS somewhere close to C1E and EIST. Oh and the multiplier oscillating isn't a problem as it's just trying to keep the elec. usage and temp down.
Disable SpeedStep as monkey7 said. In the BIOS somewhere close to C1E and EIST. Oh and the multiplier oscillating isn't a problem as it's just trying to keep the elec. usage and temp down.
N noobieocer New member Jan 10, 2009 #6 name='BLUESTAKE' said: EIST and C1E are disabled. Click to expand... they are disabled.... that is so strange.... what motherboard you using?
name='BLUESTAKE' said: EIST and C1E are disabled. Click to expand... they are disabled.... that is so strange.... what motherboard you using?
B BLUESTAKE New member Jan 10, 2009 #7 mobo is abit AW9D-MAX VER 1. Disabled C1E, Exec , Virtualization tech & EIST
B BLUESTAKE New member Jan 10, 2009 #9 Hi Ham OS is XP Pro, 4gig memory, 2 x 500 gig hdd, scythe infinety cpu cooler. the bios is still what was on when i got the board, would you say it needs updating to the latest version?
Hi Ham OS is XP Pro, 4gig memory, 2 x 500 gig hdd, scythe infinety cpu cooler. the bios is still what was on when i got the board, would you say it needs updating to the latest version?
H HazzyP New member Jan 13, 2009 #10 theres definitely another option in the bios but cant remember its name there was the 2 mentioned and another one mate. Its in there somewhere!
theres definitely another option in the bios but cant remember its name there was the 2 mentioned and another one mate. Its in there somewhere!
