09-08-2011 02:01 PM
KYL3R, try to check in BIOS that "intel speedstep technology" and "Intel turbo boost" is enabled.
also, maybe this is a good idea try to visit near lenovo's service to check machine..
09-08-2011 03:18 PM - edited 09-08-2011 03:19 PM
KYL3R, is your battery plugged in? Also, make sure you're on max performance in power manager...
09-08-2011 04:25 PM
09-08-2011 05:43 PM - edited 09-08-2011 05:44 PM
KYL3R wrote:I have updated, I used 90W adapter, I have "benders intel driver" and my battery was fully charged while testing.
- WEI Score kept the same. 4.7 on aero graphics, 6.2 on "games". Rest of it also kept the same.
FPS in games - all the same as before.
CPU-Z still shows 765mhz or smth, and GPU does not raise over 100% while playing games.
I turned Lenovo Turbo Boost + on as well, nothing changed.
Lenovo Tool showed that I actually have BIOS 1.21.
Im quite unhappy now
09-08-2011 08:39 PM
I tested the new BIOS with HWInfo and OCCZ. The result was satisfying. The cpu and gpu clocks remained at their full speed. You guys did a good job.
09-08-2011 09:31 PM
Ken wrote:Freedom, as dtp mentioned, if you are AC only (no battery installed), then you'll still see 800MHz. This is something completely different.
Can I have a clarifcation on this issue, It is any feasible solution for using AC only ,which can let the computer to reach to a normal CPU freq?
It the soultion is using 90W PSU ?
09-08-2011 11:19 PM
After updating to the 1.21 BIOS I have noticed some weird FPS behavior in OCCT GPU testing, basically it ranges from 12 to 18 then stays at around 12 as the test goes on. I remember with BIOS 1.19 the same test yields a maximum of 25 FPS, stayed around there, but dropped down to around 17 while the throttling took place. Any idea?
09-09-2011 12:06 AM
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KYL3R, try to check in BIOS that "intel speedstep technology" and "Intel turbo boost" is enabled.
also, maybe this is a good idea try to visit near lenovo's service to check machine..
" -> I found Speedstep in Bios, was already enabled. But where to find Intel Turbo boost in Bios ? searched for 15 min :-D
"KYL3R, is your battery plugged in? Also, make sure you're on max performance in power manager."
-> Yes, plugged in, fully charged, 90W adapter connected. Power manager max power and turboBoost+ activated.
"JNavas:
I have 1 Memory Modul, 4GB Ram, original, I bought the device with the ram installed. I did not buy further ram modules yes.
2. I will take a look on temperature later.
09-09-2011 01:48 AM
KYL3R wrote:" -> I found Speedstep in Bios, was already enabled. But where to find Intel Turbo boost in Bios ? searched for 15 min :-D
sorry.. my bad
there is no turbo boost settings in bios..
09-09-2011 08:50 AM
KYL3R wrote:
"JNavas:
- Do you have two (2) memory modules?
- What is the temperature of your CPU?"
I have 1 Memory Modul, 4GB Ram, original, I bought the device with the ram installed. I did not buy further ram modules yes.
You can get a significant performance boost, particularly in graphics, from two memory modules, ideally matched -- see my post here.