On 6/6/07, Christian Burger <christian.burger@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Christian Burger wrote: > > This issue has been plaguing me for a while. I have an AMD x2 4400+ > that > > keeps throttling down to it's slowest speed: 1000Mhz. No matter the > load or > > cpuspeed settings she will not throttle any higher. After a complete > power > > down and startup the speed will be at 2200Mhz but only for a seemingly > > random amount of time. It's a Shuttle system SN95G5v3 with nforce3 250 > > chipset. I also get a lot of ACPI "can't turn cooling device 'on'" > messages > > in dmesg. I've googled for months now and can't find anything of > relevance. > > Any suggestions? > > > > > > If you left click while hovered over the applet, you should get a > performance checkbox to show. Would this make any improvement for your > usage. Mine maxes out at 1.52 GHz but usually stays at 530 MHz, its > slowest speed. I like it at its low speed for my purposes. > > Jim > I know how to set the performance and userspace governors via the applet, command line, and cpuspeed file in /etc/sysconfig but all yield the same result: dropping down to 1000Mhz after a random amount of time. I checked my bios and I have a 2 chassis fans and 1 cpu fan listed under my pc health section. I only have one physical chassis fan and one cpu fan, both of which report speed back to bios. I have one spot in the bios that lists the non existent chassis fan as 0 rpm and I believe this is causing my problems.
What happens when you disable cpuspeed?
