CarlosNR wrote:

Hi, I've been trying out the overclocking profiles of other users posted, but none convinces me, because they block the EeePC or because they are poorly programmed, so I created one, which I tested, and it works perfectly

Here is the EeeCTL, ready to go, and tested

Windows XP: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=N7ZVVYOI

Windows VIsta: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=LO2GJRZ1

Regards from Spain,

CarlosNR

How/why is yours better than this one
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; This file contains eeectl settings.
;
; ======================================================================================
;
;
;       Modified for Eee PC 1000 Series with Intel Atom CPU / Intel 945GSE Chipset
;
;
; ======================================================================================
;
;
; Please note that the default settings are adjusted, sane and sufficient for most users.
; When making changes you should clearly understand what you are doing, otherwise you may
; damage both software and hardware.
;

;
; eeectl has a modular structure, each module has a set of resources.
; Most notable
;
; Modules:
;  Core            -- eeectl core interface.
;  Speed           -- FSB speed, PCIE speed and CPU voltage control.
;  Temp            -- Temperature monitor.
;  Fan             -- Fan control.
;  Backlight       -- Backlight brightness control.
;
; Methods:
;  Core._quit      -- Exit app.
;  Core.Alpha      -- Load ini file "Alpha".
;  Speed._up       -- Switch to the nearest upper speed profile.
;  Speed._down     -- Switcn to the nearest lower speed profile.
;  Speed.Alpha     -- Switch to the "Alpha" speed profile.
;  Fan._native     -- Return fan control to the embedded controller.
;  Fan._auto       -- Enable automatic mode.
;  Fan.Numeric     -- Set fan speed to "Numeric".
;  Backlight._up   -- Switch to the nearest upper backlight profile.
;  Backlight._down -- Switch to the nearest lower backlight profile.
;  Backlight.Alpha -- Switch to the "Alpha" backlight profile.
;
; Icons:
;  Core.           -- Blank icon
;  Speed.FSB       -- FSB clock frequency multiplied by Speed.FSBIconMul
;  Speed.PCI       -- PCI clock frequency
;  Fan.            -- Current fan speed
;  Temp.C          -- CPU temperature in celsius
;  Temp.F          -- CPU temperature in fahrenheit
;  Backlight.      -- Current backlight brightness intensity.
;


[Settings]
;
; List of modules allowed to save their state.
Core.Save = Fan; Speed;

;
; List of modules to add to system menu.
; List consists of blocks "Name,Mode".
; See the table above for the list of available modules.
; Mode can be embed(module menu items add right to the menu) or popup(module has its own submenu), default is embed.
Core.Menu = Speed,embed; Fan,popup; Backlight,popup; Core;

;
; Hotkeys list
; List consists of blocks "Modifier+Key,Method"
; Modifier can be any combination of a(lt), c(ontrol), s(hift) and w(indows)
; Key can be key name (like "home", "del", "g" or "8") or key code (for example "%1B" for the escape key)
; See the table above for the list of the most useful methods.
Core.Keys = aw+esc,Core._quit; aw+down,Speed._down; aw+up,Speed._up; aw+f3,Backlight._down; aw+f4,Backlight._up; aw+0,Fan._auto; aw+3,Fan.30; aw+5,Fan.50; aw+7,Fan.70;

;
; List of icons to show in the tray.
; List consists of blocks "icon,color".
; See the table above for the list of available icons.
; Color is 24-bit hex value in BGR format, FFFF00 by default.
; ======================================================================================
;
;
;       Modified for Eee PC 1000 Series: Removed Speed.FSB (shows wrong value)
;
;
; ======================================================================================
Core.Icon = Temp.C,00FFFF;

;
; Pause between icon changes, msec.
; Set to 0 to disable automatic icon changing.
Core.IconDelay = 5000

;
; Speed profiles list.
; List consists of blocks "FSB,PCIE,Voltage,Name".
; FSB is the real FSB frequency (70MHz stock, 100MHz max), not the rated one which is
;  this value multiplied by four, or the CPU one, which is this value multiplied by nine.
; PCIE is PCI Express bus clock frequency.
; Voltage is CPU voltage flag, 0 for Low, 1 for Normal.
;  This flag is ignored for all(and even named) intermediate values.
; Name is just what to show in the menu("Suspend" is the special profile to set before entering sleep mode).
;  You may omit Name in case you want to hide profile from the menu, however it will still be used as an
;  intermediate value.
;
; Note that changing the frequency includes a step-by-step transfer through all intermediate
; values, i.e. if you change the frequency from 70 to 100 MHz and settings contain also 80
; and 95MHz, first the frequency will be changed to 80, then to 95 and only then to 100MHz.
; When comparing, FSB speeds are taken in account first and if they are equal -- PCIE speeds get comapared too.
;
; ======================================================================================
;
;
;       Modified for Eee PC 1000 Series: different Values for FSB,PCIE
;
;
; ======================================================================================
Speed.Profiles = 48,166,1,Suspend; 30,166,0,990 MHz; 34,166; 38,166,0,1254 MHz; 42,166; 48,166,1,1585 MHz; 50,166; 52,166,1,1710 MHz; 54,176,1,1890 MHz; 54,187,1,2008 Mhz;
; Pause between steps in described process, msec.
Speed.StepDelay = 500
; Multiplier for the FSB icon. You may set it to 9 to see the CPU speed in the tray instead of the FSB one.
Speed.FSBIconMul = 1

;
; Fan profiles list.
; List consists of blocks "Speed,C_Temp_On,C_Temp_Off".
; Speed is the fan speed (0-100).
; C_Temp_On(used in Automatic mode) is temperature(Celsius) when this profile should be activated.
; C_Temp_Off(used in Automatic mode) is temperature(Celsius) when this profile should be deactivated.
; You may set both temp fileds to 0(or just omit them) if you don't want them to be used in Automatic mode.
Fan.Profiles = 10,50,45; 20,55,50; 30,60,55; 40; 50; 60,65,55; 70; 80,70,65; 90; 100,75,60;

;
; Backlight profiles list.
; List consists of blocks "Name,Value".
; Name is just what to show in the menu.
; Value is the backlight brightness intensity(0-100).
Backlight.Profiles = Lowest,10; Low,30; Medium,50; Bright,70; Ultra bright,100;

[States]
Fan.Mode=1
Fan.Speed=

Speed.Profile=1585 MHz

First: The fan CAN'T START at 10 or 20%
Second: High voltage are forced. 0=Auto, 1=Force

I can host it with a version in english; i posted it in Spanish because i'm from Spain

how about 2000Mhz and maybe 2100Mhz for those lucky ones....

mine runs @2008Mhz stable as a rock, 53° and absolutely no heat issues....I'd like to try 2100Mhz just to test.....I've got very good RAM, 2GB PC800 from OCZ...tried with other RAM make but BSOD at 2000Mhz...

OK, I just added a little to the ini file and I'm running at 2150Mhz...seems to be ok 53° and there are no heat issues....

Speed.Profiles = 48,166,1,Suspend; 30,166,0,990MHz Very Slow; 34,166; 38,166,0,1254MHz Slow; 42,166; 48,166,1,1585MHz Medium; 50,166; 52,166,1,1710MHz Quick; 54,176,1,1890MHz Fast; 54,187,1,2008Mhz High; 54,190,1,2041MHz Higher; 54,193,1,2073MHz Highest; 54,198,1,2150MHz Maximum;

...I'm new at this, so does it look OK...?

Last edited by eeeeepc (2008-12-09 12:02:29 pm)

Mine is 1GB Hyundai DDR2 667 4CL

When clocked at 1890 mhz, after 3dmark03 and 10 min of prime95 the core was stable at 69º from 53º on idle.

eeeeepc wrote:

OK, I just added a little to the ini file and I'm running at 2150Mhz...seems to be ok 53° and there are no heat issues....

Speed.Profiles = 48,166,1,Suspend; 30,166,0,990MHz Very Slow; 34,166; 38,166,0,1254MHz Slow; 42,166; 48,166,1,1585MHz Medium; 50,166; 52,166,1,1710MHz Quick; 54,176,1,1890MHz Fast; 54,187,1,2008Mhz High; 54,190,1,2041MHz Higher; 54,193,1,2073MHz Highest; 54,198,1,2150MHz Maximum;

...I'm new at this, so does it look OK...?

Is a risky configuration. It can pruduce freezings. The config.ini I posted in the first message, are made to serve for all, regardless of the RAM module, and always with a safety margin to avoid freezings

Cheers

CarlosNR wrote:

eeeeepc wrote:

OK, I just added a little to the ini file and I'm running at 2150Mhz...seems to be ok 53° and there are no heat issues....

Speed.Profiles = 48,166,1,Suspend; 30,166,0,990MHz Very Slow; 34,166; 38,166,0,1254MHz Slow; 42,166; 48,166,1,1585MHz Medium; 50,166; 52,166,1,1710MHz Quick; 54,176,1,1890MHz Fast; 54,187,1,2008Mhz High; 54,190,1,2041MHz Higher; 54,193,1,2073MHz Highest; 54,198,1,2150MHz Maximum;

...I'm new at this, so does it look OK...?

Is a risky configuration. It can pruduce freezings. The config.ini I posted in the first message, are made to serve for all, regardless of the RAM module, and always with a safety margin to avoid freezings

Cheers

I've been running at 2150Mhz for several hours...CPU-Z actually shows 2126Mhz, so that's correct...I'll have to change the name in eeectl icon menu...I'm watching Chelsea vs CFR Cluj on internet with SopCast now  1:1.....no problems...

CPU-Z @ 2126Mhz

Memory

Memory SPD


None of the FSB's in CPU-Z match those in eeectl settings, the FSB speeds show up different in CPU-Z..?  why is that..? could it eeectl isn't working properly, giving false parameters?...it sure looks like that..

Wouldn't it be great to mode SHE with some better speeds...

eeectl was written for eeepc 7" 2/4g, it's only been changed on the surface for eeepc 901/1000H....it doesn't work properly....it does speed the cpu up but not like it's suppoed to do...

for example setting 54,198,1,2150MHz in the ini file actually brings 177FSB and 2126Mhz  not 198FSB / 2150Mhz....so it's a hotch botch way of overclocking....not at all accuerate and probably detrimental for the overall system speed....

so even though mine runs at 2126Mhz without problems, I'm going back to SHE untill a more accurate over+underclocking software is available.....

I'd really like to see the SHE software moded...

I want to say that what overclocking is limited by the RAM. So if you want to reach more of 1.9 GHz you need to mount DDR2 800. That's why I have put profiles overclocked to DDR2 667, to serve for all, DDR2 667 and DDR2 800

CarlosNR wrote:

Eeeeepc, the RAM clock has a divisor. In the 1000x, is 2:5

It means:  5 CPU MHz = 2 RAM MHZ

The important is the RAM

You have DDR2 800 RAM??

The problem is the divisor can´t be changed, but a netbook is not enginereed for overclock. Because it, the memory clock is very high.

I'm running with a DDR2 667 Kingston module. With 1,9 processor frequency, my ram is running at 760 MHz..... a high overclock.

If I mount an A-Data DDR2 800, I can run with 2.1 CPU clock and 840 RAM clock

I've got 2GB OCZ DDR2 800 RAM...you can see the SPD and info in the 2nd, 3rd pictures I posted above....

They are very good RAM, I've got 4GB (2x2GB) of the same ones in my DELL Vostro1500 Laptop...

Like I wrote I don't really like the eeectl application because it's not precise, I type in a FSB speed into the *.ini file but it gives me another FSB speed instead....I don't think it's good for the system because it messes up the different settings in relation to one another....it works in a hotch botch way, not properly....