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I re-installed Bios 2507 today and am going to accept things the way they are. I have been satisfied with the board since my initial problem was resolved with a memory voltage boost. I was currently thinking of a 2.6 or 2.8 O/C at most. The system is serving its purpose at the the stock 2.4 setting...

Intel Box Version - D63625-002 Pack Date - 09/12/2006 Interesting, here's mine.. Version: D63625-002 Pack Date: 11/16/06 Could this be a version issue? Hmm.... Did any of things mentioned in this thread or mine help you out at all? Besides running rmclock (and disabling C1E within it), nothing else...

I'm stumped then. As long as its not some background rmclock setting thats conflicting with the powersetting method then I have no idea. Appeal to the other BX2 users out there to see if anyone else has any problems. Shouldn't be an issue but check against their rev no's and if hte problem is repli...

Jf, check my post here about the same topic.

What revision cpu do you have?

Ok, so what you actually need to do is to go: desktop right click -> properties -> screensaver -> power -> swap to a profile that is max performance/always on You can still have things like monitor off and standby enabled under these profiles, but they will keep your CPU at its rated speed. NB. Thi...

Welcome to the forums. You'll need to disable Speed Step to keep this from happening. The Core 2 Duo CPU is designed to lower the clock speed and voltage when it's not being used which is why you see it bouncing around so much. Trust me, you won't see a difference in performance with it disabled. T...

Hello all (my first post here!), here's the issue.... CPU-Z reports my E6600 at 1.6ghz, and the multiplier bounces from 6 to 9 to 6 to 9 to 6...back and forth...back and forth... I have disabled C1E, EICS, and "Watchdog". I am using the lastest bios and tried bios 2333 as well. Both yield ...