Hej
Jeg har læst om noget tilsvarende.
Det er ikke ligegyldigt, hvilken af de 2 trinreguleringsdrivere, man bruger. F.eks. på min gamle MSI bruges PowerNow. Prøv et af gangen. Windows strømstyring skal så stå på ingen styring.
Dette er sakset fra silentpc:
A close examination of the BIOS revealed that the chip could be manually set to the correct maximum clock speed and voltage, but no matter what we did, we couldn't enable Cool'n'Quiet. A conversation with Damon Muzny at AMD revealed why: Cool'n'Quiet for Athlon 64 and PowerNow! for the Turion 64 are similar, but not identical. The difference is in the default power state of the processors: The Turion defaults to the lowest clock frequency and voltage, and with PowerNow!, the clock jumps up when needed. The Athlon 64 defaults to the highest clock frequency with Cool'n'Quiet dropping down the speed and voltage when the processor is idling. Naturally, CnQ and PN! have differences in their code, which is why the default clock speed of the Turion 64 was 800 MHz on this DFI board.
Held og lykke.
Niels
Svaret blev redigeret 1 gang, sidst af hannemann d. 10-06-2013 07:04:11.