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September 30, 2006
s3 resume again
Thinking how my overclocking is keeping my computer from S3 resuming properly, I went around looking for some utility that would overclock the computer on the fly when certain programs are run. So that my computer would only overclock when I needed to, leaving the rest of the time ready for standby mode.
SpeedFan has a function that lets you change the clock speed based on CPU load, but it didn't seem to work.
After scouring the net for a bit, I found a link to RM Clock via Guru3D. It somehow works on the power management features of the CPU/motherboard. So I set it to use a Power Saving profile that I had set to throttle the CPU to 50% when a standby/hibernate command is issued.
Either that made it work, or as Az aptly mentioned, a Systems Engineer solution of 'keep trying till it works'. :P
Yippie. Will test this further at my usual clock of 3.75GHz.
Posted by myuu at September 30, 2006 9:40 PM
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S3 resume just won't work at 3.75 (FSB 250). Guess I'll have to be content with 3.60.
Posted by: myuu at October 1, 2006 2:14 PM
And it seems I don't need RM Clock at all. Resume seems to be fine without it.
Posted by: myuu at October 3, 2006 8:24 AM
Last rebuild: 1.03 seconds.