Acer Aspire 5930(G) owner thread

[lemmor]

by the way, heres the pics when i cleaned my laptop





from where the dirt builds up




the dirt

[medo_sd]

is there any guide to undervolt the CPU using CrystalCPUID? because RMClock doesn't recognize my P7350 as well and i don't wanna the underclock side effect Deks talked about ... thanks

[Deks]

There is no specific guide per see.
I had to fiddle with CrystalCPUID on my own.

In any event, it's not really difficult.
Medo_sd, since you have the same cpu like me, perhaps you will be able to bring down the maximum multiplier to 1.013V.
In any event it's worth a shot.

That should bring the temps down by around 10 degrees C.

My maximum temps under heavy load on both gpu/cpu does not really go over 70 - 72 degrees C.
With the Zalman Cooler active though, the temps are by another 10 degrees lower.


right, so, open up crystalCPUID.
Go to File, and then Multiplier Management setting

Under Multiplier (FID).
You have a maximum, medium and minimum.
Click on Enable Voltage.

Set the Maximum to 1.013
Medium to 1.025
Minimum to 1.000

Click Apply, then OK, and finally press F3 at the main screen to activate the voltage settings.
And that's about it.

You can run ORTHOS (the Blend test) for about 10 to 30 mins to check if the voltages are stable.
If you see no BSOD-ing, then you're good to go.

[RaYYaN]

0.89 was the voltage for the graphics card using nibitor

For CPU, I can only go to 0.95 V stable
I'm not sure how to lower it further

[Mannu66]

Originally Posted by medo_sd

is there any guide to undervolt the CPU using CrystalCPUID? because RMClock doesn't recognize my P7350 as well and i don't wanna the underclock side effect Deks talked about ... thanks

I found a guide where shows with detail how to UV using RMClock, but also shows how to UV with other alternatives like CrystalCPUID, Notebook Hardware Control (only x34 bits) or directly by the BIOS.
Here's the link:
http://www.clunk.org.uk/forums/guide...processor.html

[RaYYaN]

Originally Posted by medo_sd

is there any guide to undervolt the CPU using CrystalCPUID? because RMClock doesn't recognize my P7350 as well and i don't wanna the underclock side effect Deks talked about ... thanks

There is a way to overcome this side effect and run you processor at the max multiplier in RMClock, even if you have a half multiplier.
I did it before and it worked fine

I posted it on the last page, quoted here:

Originally Posted by RaYYaN

Well Mannu, I actually found the tip here on the forum.
What you need to do is press "win" + R and type regedit in the box, as you need to make the changes in the registry
Go to:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\RightMark\RMClock

Right Click on PStatesData, and click edit
Here you will see a number of values, choose the value that is 08 in the top row and change to nine

Basically what this does it tell the PC that after the 7x multiplier the next one is 9x
Since we don't have a 9x multiplier, this forces RMClock to run the CPU at the max multiplier (8.5x)

This should help you out

Pics when I first opened my laptop:







That dust was stuck to my heatsink

[Mannu66]

RaYYaN i tried to change the 08 value to 09 in the PStatesData as you indicated and when i rebooted it gives me the BSOD and i have to change the value again at 08 by entring in safe mode.
I've changed the correct value?


Or what can be the porblem?
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Thanks

[RaYYaN]

That should be what you should change.

Maybe the voltage is too low?

Do you have Win7, maybe there is something in that causing problems?

[medo_sd]

thanks guys for the help

[RaYYaN]

Did you try the RMClock tip 3amo?
did it work?