Biostar 965PT & E1200 Throttle Problem. Help!

avafreak182

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Well, what can I say, I was on a budget. I currently have my E1200 on my Biostar 965PT. In the BIOS there is only ONE thing to turn off anything like that, and it's called CPU throttling. I have it disabled. To my knowledge, there is no C1E or EIST. Can anyone help me? When I open CPU-Z it says 1200MHz, 6X multiplier. When I start Orthos, it says 1600MHz with an 8X multiplier, which is correct. Anyone got an idea on how to fix this? Is it a dumb Vista power saving feature?

 

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this has to be something C1E or EIST related

 

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BossBorot said:

this has to be something C1E or EIST related

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Anyone know where to find the EXACT setting for this motherboard?

Other input?

 

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if you have a camera take some pics of the bios settings

 

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I'm on it

 

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BossBorot said:

if you have a camera take some pics of the bios settings

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mess around with ppm settings

 

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I have. Nothing happens.

 

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Leave throttling enabled. It's a safety measure.

Your not experiencing throttling, your experiencing speedstep.

What are the options under 'CPU Feature'?

Do you have the latest BIOS update?

If you can't figure it out, honestly, I wouldn't worry about it. The CPU will go back to full speed when you need it.

 

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i think the speedstep option is under "power saving" but i can't remember off-hand.

 

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this should help
http://www.overclock.net/intel-motherboards/290866-biostar-t-force-965pt-can-t.html
seems its hidding in one of the menu's in the bios.

 

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It's an intel power saving feature.

Why would you want to disable it anyways?

 

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if you aren't overclocked, it's not going to hurt your system, it's just going to save power as it will ramp-up the performance to max when you need it. If you are overclocked, it might have teh posibility of causing problems.

I am running a rebels haven modded bios on my biostar 965pt and I have my speedstep off, but I'm not near the computer so I can't find the actual bios option for you.