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- Thread starter tomchong
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You can try CPUFSB to adjust FSB speeds...
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Since you have a mobile, yes and no.
It has PowerNow, so you would be able to change the multi and voltage while in Windows with something like CPUMSR.
However, the nForce2 chipset the NF7-S uses doesn't support PowerNow and the system just freezes when you try to change the multi or voltage, so no.
If you had a Via chipset board, you could. You can use nTune, Clockgen, or Speedfan to just lower the FSB and then lower your cpu fan speed if you have a way of doing so.
It has PowerNow, so you would be able to change the multi and voltage while in Windows with something like CPUMSR.
However, the nForce2 chipset the NF7-S uses doesn't support PowerNow and the system just freezes when you try to change the multi or voltage, so no.
If you had a Via chipset board, you could. You can use nTune, Clockgen, or Speedfan to just lower the FSB and then lower your cpu fan speed if you have a way of doing so.
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