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01-11-2007, 05:24 PM
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AMD Cool & Quiet
Hi,
Just built my first AMD based HTPC (HD client for the family room plasma) using a 4600+ on a nice Abit mATX board. On my sagetv machines I try and keep the number of processes running to a bare minimum, but I am thinking that the AMD Cool & Quiet features would be nice to utilize. Is there any reason I should not make use of it? TIA Jesse
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01-11-2007, 07:23 PM
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Try using SpeedSwitchXP to manage your clock speeds. It's much less twitchy with clock changes than Cool 'n Quiet by itself. Fixed my stuttering problems on my HTPC.
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01-11-2007, 07:52 PM
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You guys are using c&q just fine? Are you running dual core or single core?
As soon as I start using c&q on my x2 4400+, I get random look-ups throughout the day, not good for the WAF on the dvr... Have you guys installed either the AMD cpu driver from their website or the dual core optimizer? -Dan
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