exampasser wrote: » Does anyone know how to force a CPU(core 2 duo T6600) under Windows 7 to run at it's maximum clock (other than running a CPU intensive program)? I've looked in the BIOS setting and the only settings that are available for processor clock speed are dynamic and low. I tried setting the minimum possessor state to 100% under power options but it didn't work. I'm asking as I have read somewhere that CPU frequency changes may be the cause of crackling issues with Realtek HD audio. I guess my only other alternative would be having to set the CPU speed to "low" in the BIOS settings.
ehnde wrote: » Control Panel\Hardware and Sound\Power Options High Performance automatically puts the minimum processor state at 100%
ehnde wrote: » I hate to be Captain Obvious, but you do know that your cpu probably runs at different speeds to conserve energy, right? Is that what you're talking about? Of course you know this! I apologize in advance, I'm not trying to insult your intelligence EDIT: Actually, I reread your post. Does setting your computer in Windows 7 to "high performance" mode help? Control Panel\Hardware and Sound\Power Options High Performance automatically puts the minimum processor state at 100%
