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Fishy secrets Part 1




Hello, everybody! My mermaid gave me something after a long and hard time together. It was a shiny scale, and on its avers was written:
1. Open your boot.ini and add the following: /CLKLVL
Put it somewhere in the middle of the string (before /nopae and after fastdetect..., e.g.) This will stop processor from answering to IRQ requests (constant) from those onboard devices that are designed by old specifications. There is a number of such. Your soundcard IRQ won't be affected.
2. On the revers of the shiny scale I found this advice:
get into bios-M.I.T intelligent tweaker, open ADVANCED VOLTAGE SETTINGS
and set LOAD LINE CALIBRATION to ENABLED (allows to control vdroop [probably voltage DROP]}directly). It will more or less make cpu work at constant voltage without being reduced or increased.
The effect of both tweaks is immediate and grows within a 1-2 hours burn-in.
Serge.


Edits: 11/26/11
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