Notebook Hardware Control is more easy but my dell 640m wont works with Notebook Hardware Control.. it keep say my system is unstable.. T_T therefore i go for RMClock.
On Jul 13, 7:19 pm, tribaljet <[email protected]> wrote: > Yeah, I mentioned undervolting on a laptop cooling topic some time > ago, though I recommend Notebook Hardware Control, is much more user > friendly, and has a stress test to check the stability of the system > right away. The link is on the "List of useful software for Intel > platforms and Windows systems" in archives. > > On Jul 13, 11:50 am, TanCH <[email protected]> wrote: > > > One more very useful methode ~ undervolt it by using RMClock. > > (it may unstable, trial and error is needed) > > Lastime when playing games (Red Alert 3, PCSX2 emulator...) > > my laptop temperature will goes up to abt 90°C, > > after undervolt most of the time it is on 50°C and maximum abt 70°C > > when running cpu intensive app or games. > > > One more thing i want to share~~~(out of this topic) > > about Devil May Cry 4 using WARP.... > > normal mission is super laggy but a bit playable on the Bloody > > Palace~~ > > abt 7-8 fps~~ even can kill monster till SSS ^^ > > > spec: > > Dell 640m > > Intel C2D T5500 1.66Ghz (undervolt to 0.95v, default is 1.125v) > > 1Gb ram > > GMA950 with V1.1E driver > > Win 7 32-bit > > -- 9xx SOLDIERS SANS FRONTIERS
