its in a dell 1150
how do i keep it at 2.8 all the time?
settings in bios?
OC’ing a desktop is one thing, but a notebook brings a whole different dynamic to the table. I wouldn’t do this for a couple reasons…
- What do you need to be done faster on a notebook, you don’t play games on it that would impact it so what gives?
- You run the risk of blowing something up. Dell notebooks blow up, for real. http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=33191
- You run the risk of melting something too including your nuts (regardless of how tiny they are…)
nada, that was the first place i looked
i cant find anything on this machine that controls it. i have anything theres no software or services or anything. its got me stumped.
im not OCing it (though you know i would) i just dont want the processor to slow down when its on battery power or just doesnt felling like running fast.
http://www.diefer.de/speedswitchxp/index.html
Sounds like this would give you the ability to disable dynamic frequency control of the cpu.
thanks guys