What worked for him was this program ( ) but I have no idea if it would work for my Tecra A2. I did find this thread ( ) where the guy had similiar issues with the processor stuck at 598 MHz. I don't really understand these changing the multiplier am I essentially overclocking the processor? Anyway, it didn't work.or I just didn't know how to work it! I have tried both Notebook Hardware Control and RM CPU Clock utility but neither are working. Unfortunately the Toshiba manual is useless! My gut feel is that the cpu is deliberatly restricting its performance to some "safe mode". I have tried changing it to "always on", but this does not seem to make any difference. In the power options (control panel) it always defaults to "speedswitch control" even after I try to delete the profile. However, I do not believe this is the problem as even when I am connected to ac power, while the cpu is under full load, the speed is not increasing, (I have monitored this using CPU-Z) it will not increase more than 600 MHz. I have the latest BIOS installed.Īlot of what I have read on forums is about the power management and Intel's SpeedStep technology. I also have a fresh install of Windows XP Pro SP3. It originally had a Celeron M 1.4 GHz, but I've installed a Pentium M 1.7 GHz (of the Banias variety). How can I get the cpu to run at full speed? I have installed a new Pentium M 1.7 GHz (Banias) in my Toshiba Tecra A2 laptop but even under full load while connected to ac power, the speed is limited to 598 MHz.
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