lanwarrior wrote:

Rahvi99 wrote:

http://rapidshare.com/files/138195983/Eeectl.for.Atom.1.6Mhz.Processors.by.Baxter.rar

Very nice find indeed.. 

Where did you get this and did you tried it? I Googled for this and couldn't find any information.

BTW, since the 1000H have a built-in CPU-frequency-changing tool, will the computer got messed up if Eeectl running at the same time?

I have had both running and nothing bad happened.

When I run EeeCtl I exit "Super Hybrid Engine".

For the 901, will eeectl provide any advantages over the SuperHybridEngine?  In other words, get it above 1.6 MHz?

Thanks

Last edited by capatt (2008-08-22 3:29:10 pm)

Whoa.  Does it make a noticeable impact?

capatt wrote:

Whoa.  Does it make a noticeable impact?

Probably on battery life. LOL!

markntravis wrote:

capatt wrote:

For the 901, will eeectl provide any advantages over the SuperHybridEngine?  In other words, get it above 1.6 MHz?

Thanks

EeeCtl wil overclock my 1000H to 1.9GHz.

Can you provide us with the correct .ini file for that? I.e. High Performance = 1.6 Ghz, Super = 1.9 Ghz, etc.

markntravis wrote:

lanwarrior wrote:

markntravis wrote:

I don't think it matters what BIOS version you have.

I used EeeCtl on my 702 and now on my 1000H and it works fine.  The .ini files are different though.

Which Eeectl VERSION do you use?

Also, can you post the CHANGES you did for .ini file? I heard you ONLY need to CHANGE this:

Speed.Profiles = 36,166,0,1.2Ghz - Low; 40,166; 48,166,1,1.6Ghz - Normal; 50,176,1,1.68Ghz - High; 54,176,1,1.8Ghz - Super;
Speed.FSBIconMul = 33

I use this .ini on 2.4.  I copied it from somewhere on the forums.

; This file contains eeectl settings.
;
; 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 =

;
; 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,popup; Fan,popup; Backlight,embed; 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 =
;
; 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.
Core.Icon = Speed.FSB; Temp.C,00FFFF; Backlight.;

;
; Pause between icon changes, msec.
; Set to 0 to disable automatic icon changing.
Core.IconDelay = 2000

;
; 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.
;
Speed.Profiles = 36,166,0,1.2Ghz; 40,166; 48,166,1,1.6Ghz; 50,176,1,1.68Ghz;
54,176,1,1.8Ghz;
; 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 = 30,55,50; 40,60,55; 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; Normal Lowest,15; Normal Brightest,61;
Brighter,70; Ultra bright,100;

[States]

I now use a EeeCtl.ini file that overclocks the CPU to 1.9GHz.

I got a Eeebox, but this doesen't run, its freeze why?

I want to use Eeectl, can someone help me ?

Any chance for adding this feature?

http://forum.eeeuser.com/viewtopic.php?id=41571

to dim the backlight as a power save feature, instead of the current option in windows that shuts it off (in power options)

thanks love the program

eeectl for ATOM pls???

author of eeectl .. can you PLEASE make one for the atom?

i have tried the atom version... and it crashes horibly... random colour stripes on monitor and freeze

People, you might as well forget it because the developer of eeectl has ceased development and support.
I've stated this before, but nobody bothers to read anything except the first post, to download the program.

Last edited by dougeeebear (2008-09-02 8:35:42 am)

dougeeebear wrote:

People, you might as well forget it because the developer of eeectl has ceased development and support.
I've stated this before, but nobody bothers to read anything except the first post, to download the program.

What do you expect when there are 1148 posts?

Leobox01,
If you run a system at 2.1Ghz that was designed to max out at 1.68Ghz you might just expect it to spaz out and act weird. I could never get my 701 over 990Mhz without it giving me a hang or bsod. I haven't found the need to push my 901 past 1.9Ghz, which it does fine with the "tweaked" ini file.
JDtucson