In reference to my previous post.

If you experience problems with RMClock only reporting around 51% CPU use while running Prime 95 torture test, as I did, you should not have checked "Run HLT command when the system is idle". If you read the documentation, it makes it sound like if you have a Pentium M (or Centrino as the doc states ) that you should check it. I had to go into the directory and run "RMClock_wipeout" to make it delete the registry entries it makes. Then I just re-entered RMClock and set all the previous values I had, with the exception of course of HLT command, and now it no longer holds me to 50% CPU loads. Running Prime 95 now maxes out at 100% load like it should.

On the general tab, I still have the VID under the maximal heading showing 1.340V. Though I have set it to 0.988V under the Management tab. It reports 0.988V on the Monitoring tab and under the current heading on the General tab when I am at my max FID (multiplier). So it appears this just a display bug, but I will continue to play around and see what I can find.

Feel free to PM me if run into problems.

To those having trouble at step 8-10, make sure you also set Minimal VID to the lowest voltage before you mess around with the Maximal VID numbers.

The Task Manager reports a 100% load when using Prime95 but however, RightMark reports a 60-70% load only.

Is it something to take note of?

everytime i change the maximal VID and click apply in rightmark cpu clock utility it goes back to the default highest value. (1.340V in my case)
can anyone help?

Got mine stabilized at 0.924V (from 1.340V default)

going 45 minutes and counting on the stress test.

Awesome job needle!

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I set mine to 0.972 for Max VID and 0.700 for Min VID.

It bluescreened at 0.940 so i set it up two steps just to be sure!

My idle temperature is now at 49 degrees as compared to the previous 65 degrees.

What a great tweak!

Now all we need is a way to undervolt the gpu. (without underclocking)

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needle, please tell me you did not steal all of this info from the sites posted above.

Stealing is too much of a strong word. It's the Internet.

And does it matter?

It doesnt matter if its the internet or not. And does it matter? Of course it matters if its plagerism.

Plagerism? I believe the people who posted this info elsewere had this sole intent of helping others. This guy here had the same intent, I salute him for even doing so.

Anyway, just to correct something, you will have to go set in the Torture test settings to use large FFTs if not the stress test isn't accurate.

Then why did the person who made it contact me complaining, huh?

Plagiarism is stealing someone else's work and presenting it as my own. I originally heard about undervolting on another forum. I was intrigued about the possibilities and read up (on several websites and forums) about how to accomplish it. I then attempted it on my laptop and it worked. I was happy with my results so I thought I would share my method with everyone else. What I did is called adaptive learning and sharing.