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StevePitts;2434335 said:You need to disable either Speedstep (for Intel CPUs) or Cool'n'Quiet/PowerNow (for AMD processors). For Intel you can find all you need in Bay Wolf's Speedstep FAQ but I've never found an equivalent site for the AMD technologies
SEANo-MVFC;2436907 said:Is there a equivelant of Cool n Queit mode or Speedstep for ASUS Computers?
O-car;2434027 said:I just bought a new laptop, and installed Fifa 08 on it. The laptop is a pretty good and powerful one, a Sony Vaio , but my Fifa runs kinda slow on it. is there a setting I need to configure in order to make the game run smoother?
SEANo-MVFC;2436907 said:Is there a equivelant of Cool n Queit mode or Speedstep for ASUS Computers?
nigi79;2437337 said:Hi O-car!
I am running fifa 08 on laptop as well, my notebook is not that powerful one than yours but it can run the game pretty smooth. But i had to make some changes in the option file.
Please respond me:
that your game is running like slow motion
OR
it just gets sometimes laggy (for example in the middle of the field)????????
I need this info to help you out mate!!!!
You've made four different posts about this and in none of them have you given us anything like enough information to help you. My best guess is that it is CPU throttling that is causing your problems (see my post at the top of this thread for more details) but since you've not told us anything about your PC, its operating system, any related driver details etc. then any other attempts at troubleshooting are going to be pissing in the windfifaddict81;2479544 said:i have the same problem guys
StevePitts;2480077 said:You've made four different posts about this and in none of them have you given us anything like enough information to help you. My best guess is that it is CPU throttling that is causing your problems (see my post at the top of this thread for more details) but since you've not told us anything about your PC, its operating system, any related driver details etc. then any other attempts at troubleshooting are going to be pissing in the wind
Nothing in the BIOS for Speedstep or no change when you switch it off??fifaddict81;2480690 said:yes i've already read Wolf's Speedstep FAQ and checked Speedstep but nothing
StevePitts;2481153 said:Nothing in the BIOS for Speedstep or no change when you switch it off??
Have you tried setting the Power Scheme to Always On??
I believe that it doesn't always mention the Speedstep name (eg. it might be CPU speed control, or CPU throttling, or something with 'dynamic' and 'CPU' somewhere in the description) but I'd be surprised if there wasn't a way of turning off Speedstep. What is the exact make and model of the laptop??fifaddict81;2481172 said:I didn't find any Speedstep in the BIOS,i searched everywhere..
The HP site implies that this should all work out of the box for your laptop:fifaddict81;2482827 said:HP Pavillion dv4000 4253EA