X40 Undervolted => LONGER BATTERY!

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X40 Undervolted => LONGER BATTERY!

#1 Post by dorin » Wed Jan 18, 2006 2:14 pm

HI guys,

trust me i've looked on this forum for past 3 days and it seems that there are lots of X40 owners using HNC!

guys, could you please, please, share those settings?! i bet i;m not the only one searching like a maniac!

have a great day!

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#2 Post by bha* » Wed Jan 18, 2006 5:00 pm

Have you tried the settings posted in the first post of this thread: http://forum.thinkpads.com/viewtopic.ph ... highlight=

They wok fine for me :D
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#3 Post by dorin » Thu Jan 19, 2006 8:03 am

guys this is a edited version of first post!

above are the ones i'm using now, prime 95 went for 24hrs with no error,

dinamic switching for ac and battery optimzed adds almost 40 min for 4cell and 90min for a 8 cell, which its pretty cool! now i can run my 8 cell for 10 hrs!

||||||| using | intel's default
14x || 0.908 || 1.116
13x || 0.892 || 1.116
12x || 0.860 || 1.1
11x || 0.828 || 1.068
10x || 0.812 || 1.052
9x || 0.780 || 1.036
8x || 0.716 || 1.02
6x || 0.700 || 0.988



enjoy longer battery and cool processor (30-32 on bat and 34-38 on ac) which means fan doesent have to work almost never....

what else can you want? thin, ultralight and deadsilent laptop?!

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#4 Post by rvehock » Thu Jan 19, 2006 8:29 am

I have an X40 (2382JEU) and I have set them as posted by billyb:

06X - 0.700V
08X - 0.716V
10X - 0.748V
12X - 0.796V
15X - 0.908V

I am getting great battery life (an increase of almost an hour) and have not had any problems with freezing up at all.

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#5 Post by dorin » Tue Feb 21, 2006 7:46 am

just realised that with new NHC 1.10 you can use fan control as well with no problem at all! just disable nhc temperature reading and you'll have a deadly silent laptop, colder cpu and longer batery!
what else would you need with your x40?! a slimbay...

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#6 Post by gsuser » Tue Feb 21, 2006 10:43 am

Hello, thanks for this good idea, seems to work stable for me with :
06X - 0.700V
08X - 0.732V
10X - 0.764V
12X - 0.828V
15X - 0.908V

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#7 Post by blackomegax » Thu Feb 23, 2006 1:00 pm

how are you all getting .908 stable?

it crashes my 1.5 LV (stepping 8, rev C0) instantly. .960ish works fine tho.


maybe i just have a "bad"(as in still [censored] good) chip.

oh well. only thing that REALLY matters is what it can do at 6x and they ALL do .7 there

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#8 Post by dorin » Mon Feb 27, 2006 7:35 am

yeap, 908 stable at x14 but i have a 1.4ghz -738-, so lets see what other processors owners are saying
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#9 Post by rvehock » Mon Feb 27, 2006 8:39 am

yeap, 908 stable at x15, I have a 1.5ghz -758

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#10 Post by neukrisz » Tue Feb 28, 2006 4:15 am

rvehock wrote:yeap, 908 stable at x15, I have a 1.5ghz -758
Hey rvehock,

what is the version of NHC what are you using?

thx!
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#11 Post by rvehock » Tue Feb 28, 2006 5:45 am

1.10

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#12 Post by neukrisz » Tue Feb 28, 2006 6:00 am

rvehock wrote:1.10
thx :!:
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#13 Post by jl123 » Thu Mar 09, 2006 1:22 pm

Dorin,

Do you have any issues with the classic X40 hard drive clicking? Also is your 1.4 the base chip for that model?

Last, how does one manage to get 10 hours from a optimized 8 cell-X40 and only-I assume also an optimized 5-6 hours from a 6 cell, as in X31?

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#14 Post by dorin » Sat Mar 11, 2006 11:38 am

HI,

sorry for late reply but i wasnt arround.

so, hdd clicking i had it at previous hdd, it was annoing but not as much when the hdd started to have a high pitched noise, that was really driving insane. i've called ibm (swiss) and they'v sent me a new hdd home, which is deadly silent, just from time to time makes a crack noise...but anyway at least i hear it only when its accessing hard the hdd and when has that wired noise (1 at average 2hrs)

>Also is your 1.4 the base chip for that model?

you mean if the processor goes to 1.4ghz? yes.

and without nhc i get to the 8 cell around 8.830 hrs (lcd down, no mp3 or movie) and with nhc (1.10 and fan control 0.18) it blows to 10hrs and if i switch on the mp3 goes down to "only" 8-8.30 hrs

hope it helped,

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#15 Post by jl123 » Sat Mar 11, 2006 1:08 pm

Dorin,
Thanks.

Actually I meant to ask if the 1.4 chip is the *best* version suited for long battery life? How would a X40- 1.2 or 1.0 chip be, heard anything?

Also you say you get 8.8 hours of battery life with your "lcd down", what does that mean? I have read so many reports on this forum of people getting 5 or 6 hours on their 8 cell X-40's, is it strictly because of your "Nhc" that you get 2.5 more hours of battery life, or is there something other owners are not doing to get such long times?

Last question: What hard drive did Lenovo replace your bad one with?
Thanks again, JL

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#16 Post by amgdoc » Wed Mar 15, 2006 3:19 pm

with or without nhc and the fan controller on, i still get the same amount of time with the 4-cell and the extended battery= 6hrs.

i only use one setting. 6x=0.796. any lower and the system would crash.



also, LCD down means that you have the LOWEST brightness level
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#17 Post by dorin » Fri Mar 24, 2006 9:28 am

hi guys,

sorry for late reply, i just dont know how it happened but i didnt see that there were messages here!

so, here i am:

1. the new hdd is HTC426040G9AT00 , check the comments at http://forum.thinkpads.com/viewtopic.ph ... 9&start=90

2. on my 1.4 ghz (2386-H6G) i use the following undervolting settings

intel default ....................i use
14x 1.116 ....................0.908
13x 1.116 ....................0.892
12x 1.1 ....................0.86
11x 1.068 ....................0.828
10x 1.052 ....................0.812
9x 1.036 ....................0.78
8x 1.02 ....................0.716
6x 0.988 ....................0.7


3. amgdoc, if you check my posts you will see that in the beggining i was complaining about same non reuslts with nhc, but after thousands of tries i managed! pls check http://www.bocanila.ro/battery.jpg , as i said with no wifi (plane, train, what reason to be switched on?), and running only ms office gama (outlook, ppt, project ).

the mp3 eats alot of batt! dont know why you have such a short bat, i get 6hr if i watch movies on 8cell, till nhc i used to have ~8-8.30 MS office work time..

4. jl123, i didnt had the chance to run on a lower cpu clock, but theoretically 1,2 or 1.0 (are x40 with 1.0?!) should last abit longer, as the cpu needs less power, now once again, depends what applications are you gonna use, and how bright you keep the laptop.

though, anybody help?, all 1.4 / 1.2 / 1.0 cpu's they have a minimum of 600mhz? cause i mine goest 90% mostly at 600mhz, so it shouldnt be any dif in speed with other cpu expect when the throttle, right?

once again sorry for late reply!!!

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Re: X40 Undervolted => LONGER BATTERY!

#18 Post by madkat » Wed Dec 01, 2010 1:58 pm

Ok, read all the above values - but didnt see ones for my particular processor: Pentium M Banias @ 1.2Ghz.
In NHC i have the following multipliers:
6x, 8x, 9x, 10x, 11x, 12x
Does anyone have some to-start-with values for this processor model?

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Re: X40 Undervolted => LONGER BATTERY!

#19 Post by madkat » Tue Dec 07, 2010 8:47 am

Ok, tried several values - according to what i've "digged" around here, and based on my previous expierience with some R5x's.
The first 2 multipliers (6 and 8) seem to work, but only maximum 3 notches below the default voltages. But from the third above nothing below the stock voltage works, the machine keeps giving blue screens...

Using NHC 2.0 - same that works on the R51 in my sig, and my previous frankenpad.
ex: T30, TR451, TR453, R51, R52, X40, X60, R61, T400
X200 - P8600 2.66Ghz, 3G, 250G
G50-70 - 3558U 2.4Ghz, 4G, 1T

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Re: X40 Undervolted => LONGER BATTERY!

#20 Post by madkat » Wed Jan 05, 2011 6:58 pm

Really now... doesnt anyone have some working undervolting voltages, for the 1.2Ghz X40 processor?

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ex: T30, TR451, TR453, R51, R52, X40, X60, R61, T400
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Re: X40 Undervolted => LONGER BATTERY!

#21 Post by aceo07 » Mon Jan 17, 2011 9:41 am

madkat wrote:Really now... doesnt anyone have some working undervolting voltages, for the 1.2Ghz X40 processor?

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If I remember, I'll post it when I get access to my X40. I think I'm using NHC on it.

Keep in mind that the voltages are unique to each processor. What works for me might not work for you. That's why it's highly recommended to run prime95/seti or some other processor intensive program to make sure your computer is stable after voltages changes.
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