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Okay this has me stumped, I recently upgraded to Vista and wanted to see the performance differences versus XP so I grabbed my favorite apps, CPU-Z, SuperPI, Orthos, first one I ran, CPU-Z, my core is 1250mhz 250x5 WTF I said something isn't right.
So reboot into the BIOS I go well cool and Quiet is active WTF I say, thats shouldn't be on so I disable it, f10, reboot to Vista. I start CPU-Z again and WTF it`s still at 1250, so I throw a load on it sure enough back to 2500. But the thing is in my bios CaQ is disabled and in XP the clocks are solid (2500 mhz )
I dont think it`s a cpu-z bug as it shows true to the load being applied to the core.
Going to do a bios update to the 41_61e again and see if that works but I have had a hell of alot of problems with that version and went back to the 41_41e, very frustrating story short here , with the 41_41e I am able to run my memory in dual channel but not 1T, with the 41_61e I can run 1t but not dual channel. Trust me, I tested the crap out of it when I got the RAM.
So I really dont want to run the 41_61e bios if I can get away with it.
Anything I might be overlooking:help:
So reboot into the BIOS I go well cool and Quiet is active WTF I say, thats shouldn't be on so I disable it, f10, reboot to Vista. I start CPU-Z again and WTF it`s still at 1250, so I throw a load on it sure enough back to 2500. But the thing is in my bios CaQ is disabled and in XP the clocks are solid (2500 mhz )
I dont think it`s a cpu-z bug as it shows true to the load being applied to the core.
Going to do a bios update to the 41_61e again and see if that works but I have had a hell of alot of problems with that version and went back to the 41_41e, very frustrating story short here , with the 41_41e I am able to run my memory in dual channel but not 1T, with the 41_61e I can run 1t but not dual channel. Trust me, I tested the crap out of it when I got the RAM.
So I really dont want to run the 41_61e bios if I can get away with it.
Anything I might be overlooking:help: