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mik99: RMClock does not recognize the chipset
mik99
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From: poland
Registration: Jul 2010
posted July 07, 2010 02:01 AMprofile • edit • reply w/quote • IP
Welcome
In its MSI GX623 (C2D T6600 Penryn) I have a problem with the CPU Whining.
I read that a solution can be RMClock program. Unfortunately, it does not recognize my chipset thus can not exclude, for example, C4 mode.

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Is someone able to help?.

pozdrawiam Marcin from Poland

John Ratsey
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posted July 08, 2010 10:54 AMprofile • edit • reply w/quote • IP
Unfortunately, RMClock doesn't specifically support the Intel PM45 / PM45 chipsets.

You can try changing the CPU low power state settings since it is these changes which cause the whine.

John

mik99
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From: poland
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posted July 09, 2010 05:10 PMprofile • edit • reply w/quote • IP
quote:
John Ratsey:
Unfortunately, RMClock doesn't specifically support the Intel PM45 / PM45 chipsets.

You can try changing the CPU low power state settings since it is these changes which cause the whine.

John

I Understand
Could you give me what I should set the voltage to eliminate the whine?. I have C2D T6600.

comtronic_99
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posted July 18, 2010 06:49 PMprofile • edit • reply w/quote • IP
Maybe the reason for the cpu ??? whining is a dirty ventilator & cooling unit

I just yesterday cleaned my MSI GX610 since it used to heat up to 80°C in idle and went up to 90°C+ with load .... until black screen (shutoff)

Even RM Clock could not heal this of course ....

But now max temp is 20°C lower and RMClock can reduce it by another 5°C

mik99
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posted July 21, 2010 12:14 PMprofile • edit • reply w/quote • IP
quote:
comtronic_99:
Maybe the reason for the cpu ??? whining is a dirty ventilator & cooling unit

I just yesterday cleaned my MSI GX610 since it used to heat up to 80°C in idle and went up to 90°C+ with load .... until black screen (shutoff)

Even RM Clock could not heal this of course ....

But now max temp is 20°C lower and RMClock can reduce it by another 5°C

It would not be a wine CPU. I have a normal temperature.

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