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03-18-2008, 05:32 PM
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Dynamic Switching
I am having a problem with a laptop that involves the screen going blank. In the process of checking this out I noticed that the cpu clock was constantly changing value. I installed a notebook hardware program and that showed the same results. it shows a clocking speed of anywhere from 550mhz all the way up to the full limit of 2.2ghz. It seems to be related to load. The machine itself is an e-machine m2352 with an AMD Athlon xp3000+. What I would like to know is does this have anything to do with dynamic switching? and is it normal?
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03-18-2008, 05:42 PM
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That's normal. It can probably be disabled in the bios if you want it to.
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