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post #1181 of 1202
12/22/06 at 3:25pm
I have a 6000D Pin modded with a 1.7GHZ to 2.26GHZ. If anyone else has this set up what voltages do you have set?

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post #1182 of 1202
12/22/06 at 9:55pm
It's different for every CPU, more so when the CPU is clocked beyond specs. Just go through the stability tests (they're quick) and see for yourself.
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post #1183 of 1202
1/13/07 at 5:27pm
Will pinmodding a dothan effect its undervolting ability?
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post #1184 of 1202
1/14/07 at 5:51am

New help with Toshiba M115-S1061 laptop

I have downloaded v2.2 of RightMark CPU clock and have been trying to use it on my Toshiba M115-S1061 laptop (Celeron M420, Yonah chip, 1.6Ghz, multiplier 12, FSB=133Mhz, 512M shared DDR2 RAM 533MHz, 80G hard drive. I have followed the instructions at the start of this thread, but don't seem to be able to change VID voltage settings- the drop down menu on the Management tab only has one choice- 1.212V. I am able to change the clock multiplier from 6 to 12 if I select Custom sttings. I consulted the RightMark site and they began support for the Yonah chip in version 2.15, so software version cannot be the problem. I am stuck at step #10 in the procedure. Can anyone tell me what I am missing? There are so many laptops chips supported by this program, that I feel that my setup has to be at fault. Thanks for your help.
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post #1185 of 1202
1/18/07 at 4:02pm
Sorry guys, but i'm new in Pentium M 760 .
Recently i bought a notebook that has a Motherboard Clevo M38AW with a Pentium M 760 2GHz (2GB RAM-WinXP SP2)
Without changing anything described in your post , I can't get more than 1.5GHz (certified by RMClock at 100% Processor Load(toast utility)).
I crosscheck the results of RMClock even with CPU-Z, intel Processor Utility, etc.
Is that normal ? I was expecting to have 2GHz, i payed for 2 GHz.....
Am i missing something here?
I understand this undervoltage philosophy (when the user want to do that) ,
i understand that notebooks are adjusting automatically processor voltage to save battery life and to reduce heat emmitions....
The minimum speed that i have seen inside RMClock is 596 MHz , but the maximum is 1.5GHz....

Regards

George
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post #1186 of 1202
2/25/07 at 1:44pm
Pretty useful tutorial
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post #1187 of 1202
3/1/07 at 5:30pm
Try the RightMark forums. RightMark is run by Dmitri Besedin who is the creator of RMClock and a very nice and helpful guy. You'll see his name on many of the posts he answers personally. You might find someone with the same problem.

To be honest, I've been on this forum for quit some time and never heard of that particular problem with RMClock. It's always been able to ID PM's w/o any prob. I've been using RMClock on my XPS/PM770 for the last 2 yrs and it's solid as a rock. Just a few minor bugs when he was first creating it. It's a very solid app now so I'd bet your prob would be with your hardware or elsewhere b4 RMClock.

btw, he's Russian (lives in Moscow) but his English is very good.

Good luck!
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post #1188 of 1202
4/2/07 at 6:04pm
thanks ill try this tonite..
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post #1189 of 1202
4/15/07 at 6:24pm
Thanks so much for the info
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post #1190 of 1202
4/26/07 at 4:32pm
i recently undervolted my acer to safe (as i so thought at the time after testing) voltages, 6x ~0.977 and 13x ~1.100, can't rememebr the exact,didnt write them down! (stupid me). the problem is i saved these settings and exited windows. now i can't startup my laptop again!! just a blank/black screen... no acer splash screen to enter bios or anything. Hdd starts, fan... then just nohing. Is there anyway to reset the voltages? even though they are software controlled through RMClock?
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post #1191 of 1202
4/26/07 at 4:49pm
Boot into safe mode and disable RMClock.
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post #1192 of 1202
4/26/07 at 5:53pm
how do i boot into safe mode when nothing comes up on the screen? ive taken the battery out since last post (~2hrs) and no change *sob sob*
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post #1193 of 1202
4/26/07 at 6:47pm
Unless you OVER volted, I don't think there is any way you could have damaged the machine irreversably.

Try holding down the F8 key as you boot up.

If you still have no luck, call Acer and tell them that your computer failed (you may not want to mention any experiments you did on Undervolting etc). That assumes that you are still under warranty. If not... does the pc beep when you boot it ? If not... the CPU is probably either fried or loose. If it does beep, the beep pattern should tell you what the problem is (you know your post beeps off by heart, don't you ? If not, look at www.biosbeeps.com)
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post #1194 of 1202
4/26/07 at 8:00pm
oddly enough, i removed the battery but kept the laptop plugged in to the AC adapter and hey presto, all boots up as if nothin was wrong! I straight away raised my minimal VID to default v0.988 and al is fine now... Other than this hiccup this guide is pretty awesome (",)
batt n heat are noticably lower happy days!
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post #1195 of 1202
7/17/07 at 6:06pm
Is there a way to change this through the BIOS on a Dell i9300?
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post #1196 of 1202
7/17/07 at 10:26pm
Thanks for the guide!
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post #1197 of 1202
7/19/07 at 12:25am
anybody in here using a dell xps m1210 with NHC? my voltages and multipliers are all blank, and un-usable in vista. this is kinda weird because on my 1505 in vista i can use whatever i need.

working machine...1505/t2350
non-working.... 1210/t5600

???

tried rmclock, didnt really like it
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post #1198 of 1202
7/20/07 at 5:03pm
Ok I downloaded everything in the first post but my Rightmark is not like the one described so is there an updated guide or a place to get the older Rightmark. If at all possible screenshots work great for retards like myself.
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post #1199 of 1202
7/21/07 at 1:18am
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Originally Posted by DarqHelmet View Post
Ok I downloaded everything in the first post but my Rightmark is not like the one described so is there an updated guide or a place to get the older Rightmark. If at all possible screenshots work great for retards like myself.
I'm having the same dilemma right now.
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post #1200 of 1202
8/20/07 at 6:44am
I use NHC.

I have a question on intermediate voltage settinigs. Say I determine my min/max settings, and set intermediate voltages based on linear interpolation. Anyone encountered problems with this intepolation scheme ?
I have a dothan 2Ghz.
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