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laptop automatic frequency reduction,is there any method?
its speed is 0.8Ghz now
laptop automatic frequency reduction,is there any method?
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Mr. Wang,
Assuming you are talking about the CPU, what CPU are you using? Core2 duo L9300?
PassMark - Intel Core2 Duo L9300 @ 1.60GHz - Price performance comparison
Have you changed the CPU speed in BIOS?
Have you run CPU-Z | Softwares | CPUID?
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Many Notebooks have a speed turbo and idle, saves on the battery endurance, all of mine do except the one running MS-DOS 6.x with Win3.1 [an 80486SX],
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That is normal. Specially on laptops where heat and energy consumption are a problem. If not in use there is no reason to operate at high frequency.
My desktop MB allow me to configure the maximum and minimum CPU clock. I gave it a little overclock (10%) and it runs from 0.8 to 4.2 GHz
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I have one laptop that has a 2.10GHz Intel cpu. The clock speed is supposed to vary with the load, that's normal. But sometimes it got stuck at a maximum of 0.80GHz and nothing I do could get it to go any higher, except for shutting down and restarting.
Then I found that running ThrottleStop would get it back to working normally. No need to play with any of its settings, just opening it brought back normal speeds. I could then close ThrottleStop and it continued to work normally.
The ThrottleStop Guide | NotebookReview
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