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post #41 of 76
5/8/05 at 4:16pm
awsome all-in-one utility with nice interface
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post #42 of 76
5/8/05 at 10:26pm
Well, after using this program with DEFAULT voltages, the blue screens have stopped. I think that maybe the undervolting in this program is less stable than with RMclock.

Hopefully this can be fixed in the next revision.
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post #43 of 76
5/8/05 at 10:27pm
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yeah! just came back from my get-quick-tan trip and im glad to see that u like what i showed u woohoo :P
i hope HCH will only get better and better (auto-update on:P)
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post #44 of 76
5/9/05 at 2:01pm
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anyway, did anyone tried that on Sonoma ? :P :P :P
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post #45 of 76
5/9/05 at 2:03pm
I'm using it on Sonoma, and I'm not getting blue screens, but it does cause errors when i change the desktop display. any ideas why?
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post #46 of 76
5/9/05 at 3:29pm
Thread Starter 
well only the coder of this soft may know - maybe :P and actually i think that the best way to improve the software is by reporting all known bugs/errors etc to the programmers who made it, then they can sort them out, fix/improve and give back to us so we could be even more happy with it
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post #47 of 76
5/9/05 at 3:47pm
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Originally Posted by Djembe_Rob
I'm using it on Sonoma, and I'm not getting blue screens, but it does cause errors when i change the desktop display. any ideas why?
Do you mean when you change the wallpaper? Or the Visual Style?
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post #48 of 76
5/9/05 at 4:39pm
when I change the background color
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post #49 of 76
5/9/05 at 5:13pm
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Originally Posted by Djembe_Rob
when I change the background color
Seems to work fine for me...
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post #50 of 76
5/9/05 at 5:13pm
runs fine for me.. i didn't undervolt until i got this..
only problem is that they think i'm running at 24x100 when i'm running at 2.4ghz but i'm actually just at 18x133
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post #51 of 76
5/9/05 at 5:20pm
well, you're a special case.
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post #52 of 76
5/11/05 at 11:18am
guys I think the BSOD problem is caused by hdd management. Before I was running it on Loud (256) for benchmarking and it would BSOD really randomly.
I set it back to Default (128) and they stopped, I'm running 6x at .876 and and hasn't given me a hiccup.

The one strange problem I have had, though, is with ATI underclocking... If I enable "Clock directly down ATI" which downclocks your card after x minutes of inactivity, or I use "Enable ATI overclock" and lower the core/mem speeds my screen goes all fuzzy and nothing except a reboot can get rid of it. Does anyone else have this problem?
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post #53 of 76
5/11/05 at 5:21pm
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Originally Posted by azote
I use the application that comes with dell... which has the same options plus.. it has the color changing thing... for LEDs..... .. but I bet for those that dont need the color shit... would rock..
Whats the software that comes with Dell??? I have a 700m and did a clean install of XP, I didn't recall seeing anything like that before I wiped the drive though...
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post #54 of 76
5/11/05 at 5:25pm
I switched my hdd to quiet, and enjoyed a quieter hitachi, that even benchmarked a tad faster, and no bsod. I have, however, uninstalled the program as I just generally didn't like it enough.

Tellerve
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post #55 of 76
5/11/05 at 5:36pm
FYI...

he latest version is Centrino Hardware Control 1.7
(May 08, Version 1.7.0.2 with faster startup and atapi blue screen fix)
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post #56 of 76
5/12/05 at 1:46am
Updated:

Here are my stat I got for undervolating with it...

x6 -> 0.700v
x8 -> 0.796v
x10 -> 0.892v
x12 -> 1.004v
x14 -> 1.020v

So far, passed all the stress test I've tried and battery life around 4 hours w/ALS active.

Enjoy.
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post #57 of 76
5/12/05 at 2:27am
wait so you can undervolt with this program? no need to follow the long tedious steps posted under "centrino undervolting"?
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post #58 of 76
5/12/05 at 3:07am
I recently tried the undervolting again... and I haven't experienced any blue screen. I didn't download the new revision... I guess the program "automatically updated" itself without me knowing?
Still... no blue screens! this is awesome. I'm starting to like this program even more
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post #59 of 76
5/12/05 at 9:16am
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Originally Posted by Tellerve
I switched my hdd to quiet, and enjoyed a quieter hitachi, that even benchmarked a tad faster, and no bsod. I have, however, uninstalled the program as I just generally didn't like it enough.

Tellerve

whoa.. it went faster on Quiet? what were you using to benchmark? I was using CrystalMark09 and there was definitely improvement from Quiet to Default to Loud
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post #60 of 76
5/12/05 at 6:42pm
I emailed the creator, and he said that the newest version added a number on the battery indicator icon in the taskbar, and that also he's working on adding more notebooks for the fan control.
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