Intel Dynamic Acceleration

[Tailic]

I mean that I didn't know it was Intel's dynamic acceleration that was overclocking the multiplier from the stock setting. It was one of the features of santa rosa that I overlooked when reading about the chipset.

I had a few threads I posted asking why it was overclocking and no one brought this up until now.

[Apollo13]

Originally Posted by powerpack

I don't think so but am curious as to exactly why you want to?

Originally Posted by Apollo13

Using almost exclusively single-threaded applications, it seems that would be beneficial to me.

Quotes don't count towards 10 chars, even when they're alot more than 10 chars.

[powerpack]

Ha Ha, I guess I am saying if you are doing that (single threaded) the CPU will do it for you already. When it doesn't it is for a reason that if you had forced to be 1 Core you would loose all benifit as 1 Core would be forced to do all the work. Giving up the entire 2nd Core for 200Mhz is likely to lower total CPU computing power. Let CPU do it.