Luckily it rebooted just normally.

I guess you can’t use the specs 1:1 as shown in the screenshots. How did you figure out the interval time settings?? They differ completely with my preset settings on my device.

Thanks

If you look in CPU-Z where it says ‘Stepping: 1′. I am guessing you need that to be greater than 1 in order to get speed-stepping to work. On my u820, it has its stepping as 2 and it does just that. On the F-07C it just sits at whatever you set it to. I imagine they put that in to place to prevent battery loss since it was already set at 600mhz to begin with. Or they could just be lazy. Either way I have no idea, I am just guessing at this.

I was messing around with ‘Enable Voltage Change’ button. Basically overriding the voltage settings I had in place. In the case of the picture you can disregard it because I was tinkering with the voltage at 1.0 to see how things performed. Turns out the device won’t last too long under load without freezing. I’m guessing that from my previous tests and at the time of me taking the SS that I had funked around with the settings there for a while. Crystal CPUID doesn’t change / tell you whats happening in real time unless you enable it. I had it disabled. So it’s all a bit wonky / confusing. Just don’t mind it If you see in CPU-Z SS, my voltage is really at .925 V.

Like:

Running it at 600Mhz when in IDLE and automatically speeding up to 1,2Ghz when under load?

Regards

A question regarding voltage setting….in the SpeedStep window, the max voltage number is less than the min voltage number, why is that?

Thanks.

Mark