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Wwing49 said:What the hell is the deal with this 64ish bit stuff? Is it or not?
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Dexx said:How high would you expect a 620 (2.8) or 630 (3.0) to go on good air?
Centurion said:I was wondering the same thing...Is this processor truely 64bit...Will I be able to run Windows XP 64-Bit edition on it...kinda confused...
hawtrawkr said:i got the 6xx series cpus ive bought for the extra cache. i turn all the eist and ce1 function crap off soon as i boot up.
nikhsub1 said:One is speed step... at idle, the cpu will turn it's multiplier down to 14... The other is voltage throttling, again, at idle the CPU will back voltage way down. So for example, if you had a 630 that you set vcore to 1.5V, if you have these functions enabled in bios, at idle the cpu would go to 14 x 200 and the vcore would come down to like 1.3 or 1.2V. It is wise to disable both these functions unless for some crazy reason you need them. This is not a 64bit or 32bit issue, meaning you should disable them no matter what OS you run.
RangerXLT8 said:I don't understand why you'd be telling him to disable C1E and SpeedStep, they reduce heat by reducing voltage\multi at IDLE. Under load everything goes back to normal.
hawtrawkr said:i got the 6xx series cpus ive bought for the extra cache. i turn all the eist and ce1 function crap off soon as i boot up.