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CrunchDude · Mar 3, 2008, 12:30 AM

Nope...Nothing like that in the BIOS...Why is it done like that? Wouldn't everything run a lot faster if the actual speed were used? There must be a reason. I'm just wondering as to what it is.

I'm also wondering how I can get around this BIOS problem, and still increase the frequency? Here is more detailed information about my system, and the RAM timings:

Mar 3, 2008, 12:30 AM	#5 (permalink)
CrunchDude DriverHeaven Newbie Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Los Angeles, California Posts: 17 System Specs	Nope...Nothing like that in the BIOS...Why is it done like that? Wouldn't everything run a lot faster if the actual speed were used? There must be a reason. I'm just wondering as to what it is. I'm also wondering how I can get around this BIOS problem, and still increase the frequency? Here is more detailed information about my system, and the RAM timings: __________________ Thinkpad T60p: 15" UXGA BOE-Hydis IPS Flexview LCD, T7600 Core 2 Duo 2.33GHz, ATI FireGL V5200 256MB, Atheros AR5008 a/b/g/n, 1TB in HDD's, 4GB RAM, Vista Ultimate 64-bit SP1!

CrunchDude's System Specs
Processor:	Core 2 Duo 2.33GHz (T7600)
RAM:	4GB DDR2-667FSB
RAM Timings:	5-5-5-15
Graphics:	ATI FireGL V5200/X1600(?) w/256MB dedicated
Mainboard:	Intel 945GM
Power Supply:	2x9cell Lenovo batteries
Operating System:	Vista x64
Primary Display:	15" UXGA AFFS IPS Flexview (BOE Hydis)
Cooling:	TPFancontrol
Hard Drive 1:	200GB Hitachi 7,200 w/FDE
Hard Drive 2:	200GB Hitachi 7,200 w/FDE
Hard Drive 3:	160GB Hitachi 7200, 160GB 5400, 100GB 7200, 100GB 5400
Hard Drive 4:	Total: 80GB shy of 1TB. I am sick!