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<blockquote data-quote="joz" data-source="post: 506875" data-attributes="member: 70244"><p>Hi guys,</p><p></p><p>my first post ever here and not a noob but no pro either with RightMarks RMClock.</p><p>For all my system specs please see my profile</p><p></p><p>I wanted to undervolt this beauty to get even less power usage from the 5050. I've undervolted before on a AMD 3800+, I learned how to work RMClock while doing that little project.</p><p>I can easily undervolt my CPU but the problem is that I can't get it stable at all. Whenever I have more then 1 P-State defined I have random freezes in windows.</p><p>If I just enable 1 P-state (with say MP 5x, or MP 13x) I can get it to work stable, it crashes while changing P-State.</p><p></p><p>I have searched on google and came across people with similair issues.</p><p>After posting on a different forum someone told me to play with the transition delay (have not touched it yet), might that be worth trying?</p><p>You guys have any other idea?</p><p></p><p>I know this system is stable as a rock on stock vcore. I already figured out the highs and lows that are stable; MP 5x = 0,75vcore, MP 13x = 1,05vcore. If I combine these two I have the random freezing going on, if I just set one of these and check stability all is fine.</p><p>I did install AMD CPU driver (I'm on XP) and enabled C&Q in the bios.</p><p></p><p>Thanks in advance for any tips you guys have for me</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="joz, post: 506875, member: 70244"] Hi guys, my first post ever here and not a noob but no pro either with RightMarks RMClock. For all my system specs please see my profile I wanted to undervolt this beauty to get even less power usage from the 5050. I've undervolted before on a AMD 3800+, I learned how to work RMClock while doing that little project. I can easily undervolt my CPU but the problem is that I can't get it stable at all. Whenever I have more then 1 P-State defined I have random freezes in windows. If I just enable 1 P-state (with say MP 5x, or MP 13x) I can get it to work stable, it crashes while changing P-State. I have searched on google and came across people with similair issues. After posting on a different forum someone told me to play with the transition delay (have not touched it yet), might that be worth trying? You guys have any other idea? I know this system is stable as a rock on stock vcore. I already figured out the highs and lows that are stable; MP 5x = 0,75vcore, MP 13x = 1,05vcore. If I combine these two I have the random freezing going on, if I just set one of these and check stability all is fine. I did install AMD CPU driver (I'm on XP) and enabled C&Q in the bios. Thanks in advance for any tips you guys have for me [/QUOTE]
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