anyone notice that X61t cpu only has X8 and X6 time bus
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benz_sl600
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anyone notice that X61t cpu only has X8 and X6 time bus
anyone notice that X61t cpu only has X8 and X6 time bus speed 200(199.6)Mhz.????
Is that nomal??? or can it change to the multipe such as x8.,x6,x4??
thanks
my cpu is intel core2 duo L7500
Is that nomal??? or can it change to the multipe such as x8.,x6,x4??
thanks
my cpu is intel core2 duo L7500
ThinkPad X300, X61T and T61p and Old aging T41p 
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benz_sl600
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Yes I consider using on battery the cpu clock can get slow down as possabile as it can when no task processing ,this can save battery's life.
Even I use the engine star the CPU clock always running @ 1.6Ghz (200x8) and 1.19Ghz @ 200x6 If it can go down @ 200x4=800mhz
is great, is that right? saving battery.
I will try the "CPU RightMark Lite 2005 v1.3" this is very nice software that I have never know it. I used to use the NHC
thank you very much
Even I use the engine star the CPU clock always running @ 1.6Ghz (200x8) and 1.19Ghz @ 200x6 If it can go down @ 200x4=800mhz
is great, is that right? saving battery.
I will try the "CPU RightMark Lite 2005 v1.3" this is very nice software that I have never know it. I used to use the NHC
thank you very much
ThinkPad X300, X61T and T61p and Old aging T41p 
Keep in mind that many programs to not recognize the fact that the bus speed changes, and may show incorrect speeds.
Really, it already is at the lowest setting. As of the Core Duo, Intel locked the chips so there isn't any trick to going lower than the default settings let you (you used to be able to with the Pentium M). So the minimal setting is right there in the default IBM software, under the profile of "Maximum Battery" or similar.
The trick (with RMClock and such) still works though to reduce high speed power consumption (if you're running at 1.6).
Really, it already is at the lowest setting. As of the Core Duo, Intel locked the chips so there isn't any trick to going lower than the default settings let you (you used to be able to with the Pentium M). So the minimal setting is right there in the default IBM software, under the profile of "Maximum Battery" or similar.
The trick (with RMClock and such) still works though to reduce high speed power consumption (if you're running at 1.6).
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