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Hi Guys,
It's been a long time since I built a PC, and I can't remember the methods for over/under clocking it. I have an Intel P4 1.8GHz processor, and PC133 SDRAM memory. However, I've been running this machine headless for a while and after plugging...
Started by Neil Barnwell on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
SoStandard SDRAM doesn't do anything fancy with the clock signal (like DDR which is edge triggered ticks twice per clock cycle....
Your processors multiplier is locked, it won't respect any change you make in BIOS.
Your PC133 RAM.
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I've got an odd problem with my motherboard - the BIOS clock (the RTC when the system is powered) runs twice as fast as it should - for each second that passes you see the system time in the BIOS getting incremented by 2 seconds. So you'll see 11:04:0...
Started by Flying Fox on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at techreport):
If you....
Brings a whole new meaning to overclocking though When in the BIOS, do you ever see the clock read an even number of seconds? ie.
But this didn't make a difference - BIOS clock still speeds along at twice the speed.
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How to change microprocessor Clock Speed for Inter P III and Intel GS810 Motherboard ?
Started by joe on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Many MBs have support for underclocking built right into the BIOS configuration settings the clock speed and voltage of....
This really depends on the motherboard and the processor.
Here is some steps.
You need to go into your bios.
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I have an fx8120, i have just started clocking via bios.
my settings are 200/19.5@1.35vcore, the issue is that in openhardwaremonitor the core speeds will be 4 cores at 3900 the other 4 cores will be at 2800 and then the cores will be just the inverse...
Started by caddi daddi on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at overclockers):
Have you turned off Cool....
That is correct but they all change allscreen shot showing issue, after 'loading optimized defaults' via bios, will do the same after and rejumpering.
The software may be messing up reading the clock speeds.
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Hello how can i determine with a program (c#) if the Bios Date has Change ?
UPDATED
i'm looking for the machine date, because I want write program that check if some body change that value, figure this out i hava a transaction file that record some info...
Started by jmpena on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
The clock back on it to 9 days earlier, there is no way to detect that by looking at the BIOS or clock to detect a change based on the bios date, unless you can control the type of bios that each machine usesI....
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Hi, as the title says, my clock refuses to keep the correct time or date. The time slows & will not keep updating itself. Date remains the same (at the point I turned it off)
System is running beautifully but not keeping the correct time. This is a new...
Started by spiderlegz on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at pcadvisor):
You need....
But having a read some of the the others just now .
Ignore it apart from the clock on the Taskbar and the one in the bios.
Apart from changing the time on the Toolbar did you change the time in the Bios as well.
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How do i change the time on the clock on my laptop? how do i change the time on the clock on my laptop
Started by spud on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yahoo):
Then click the one that says change date.
Go into the bios setup you can do control panel, find the date/time one and click that.
Click on the clock and then click on change settings.
And time.
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I dual boot Linux and Windows XP on my laptop. I added the following registry key in XP to support Universal Time from the BIOS:
HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\TimeZoneInformation\RealTimeIsUniversal
The clock is set correctly when I start up XP...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
This will bring the clock back versions of Windows:
Windows....
So like Atomic Clock Sync and set it to "Auto Synchronize Daily".
In the CMOS clock may not immediately be widely documented and details may change in the future.
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The system clock of my PC (not a laptop) runs behind. What could be the cause?
Started by Dimitri C. on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Change it, it is usually a CR2032 battery and really easy to swap out (double click on the clock in....
Possibly a weak cmos backup battery?
Your CMOS battery that maintains the BIOS (and clock) information could have run out.
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Hi guys!
I would like to know if it is possible using flashrom to verify BIOS settings and possibly change them? For example turning VT support on/off or change boot order. I know you can use "flashrom -r <file>" to read the BIOS image but this ...
Started by aZZe on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at gentoo):
That is BIOS....
The other bytes are 'user defined'.
The mechanisms for both bytes are standard and they are related to the Real Time Clock and a checksum.
AZZe,
Flashing your BIOS and changing the settings are not really related.
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