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Windows 7 not recognizing overcolock of AMD CPU

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    Loserdave is offline Junior Member
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    Thumbs up Windows 7 not recognizing overcolock of AMD CPU (SOLVED)

    Windows 7 does not recognize Overclocking on the Phenom II x2 550 at 3.4GHz as setup in bios.
    Xp recognized the overclocking
    It does however recognize the working 4 cores and is faster than XP.

    Anyone else experiance this issue?
    is there a work around?
    Last edited by Loserdave; 10-13-2009 at 03:09 AM. Reason: SOLVED

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    Loserdave is offline Junior Member Thread Starter Thread Starter
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    Thumbs up Solved!

    Well after some tinkering and research . Turns out that the "COOL and QUIET" function in the bios was the culprit.
    It seems that even though i didn't install the application, windows 7 throtles back the processor anyway.
    Disable cool & quiet and VWALA! CPU is displayed as 3.4GHz again.
    YEAHY ME!

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