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    Default Re: Step by step guide - Overclocking ATI and undervolting Core 2 Duo in Vista (+results

    Quote Originally Posted by Voodoofreak View Post
    Same thing happened to my G1s when i tested 1.000v. The lowest setting I can use is 1.125v. I tested it out for good 2.5 hours and everything seemed very stable. The temperature drop is quite noticeable (approx 10-12C).
    what's ur max temp now?
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    Default Re: Step by step guide - Overclocking ATI and undervolting Core 2 Duo in Vista (+results

    Max temp at 1.125v is 76-77C.
    Max temp at 1.250v was 88-90C.

    I was running 3dmark2006 and noticed that my temps were still going up to 74C for CPUs. I was getting the same temps without undervolting. I'm going to see if everything is set correctly again and run some tests on some games.
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    Default Re: Step by step guide - Overclocking ATI and undervolting Core 2 Duo in Vista (+results

    is overclocking for ati 2600 disabled? When I go to ATT>Hardware it says Overclocking Disabled rather than overclocking Settings. I clearly did not set Disable Overclock during ATT installation.
    I remember hearing success stories about 2600's OC so is there an alternative tool to OC it?
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    Default Re: Step by step guide - Overclocking ATI and undervolting Core 2 Duo in Vista (+results

    I think only the AMD GPU tool works, but some people haven't gotten it to work. Worth a shot though!
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    Default Re: Step by step guide - Overclocking ATI and undervolting Core 2 Duo in Vista (+results

    also, whats a good software to interpret my system information? (eg, type of graphics, cpu, ram, hdd, etc)?
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    Default Re: Step by step guide - Overclocking ATI and undervolting Core 2 Duo in Vista (+results

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    Default Re: Step by step guide - Overclocking ATI and undervolting Core 2 Duo in Vista (+results

    I just want to thank blackbird for his RMClock guide. Thanks!

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    Default Re: Step by step guide - Overclocking ATI and undervolting Core 2 Duo in Vista (+results

    I have 64bit vista and i cant use NHC, are there any other cpu undervolting software? i really want to undervolt my laptop again.
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    Default Re: Step by step guide - Overclocking ATI and undervolting Core 2 Duo in Vista (+results

    Quote Originally Posted by tofuboi01 View Post
    I have 64bit vista and i cant use NHC, are there any other cpu undervolting software? i really want to undervolt my laptop again.
    dude, go back a page or two. blackbord posted a thorough review on how to use rmclock to undervolt ur cpu
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    Default Re: Step by step guide - Overclocking ATI and undervolting Core 2 Duo in Vista (+results

    Blackbird's post won't help, it doesn't explain how to enable the use of those programs on Vista-64...as far as I know, you can't right now. But I could be wrong.

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