ubuntu 14.04 didn't detect my overclocking intel e7200 cpu
hi all
i overclocked my intel E7200 no ECS G31T-M from 2.53GHz to 3.0 GHz when i run command : watch "cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep -i 'cpu mhz'" the result shows ubuntu didn't detect the overclocking CPU, the frequency keeping on 2.53 GHz i only change external clock from 266 to 300. BTW , my motherboard actually is ECS G31T-M2 , its original BOIS version didn't support to overclock , after i upgrade its Bios to ECS G31T-M so that i can change the frequency. any step do i miss? why ubuntu didn't detect the overclocking cpu? |
Is the CPU one that can dynamically scale its speed? If so then that will be the current speed of the cores rather than the maximum speed. On my system I see 1400.000 when the maximum speed my cores will go is 3.2GHz. I'm running an AMD CPU but the same applies to all speed-stepping CPUs as far as I'm aware -- I know it did with the Atom in my EEEPC also.
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You could try loading it with something like mprime and/or using something like conky or other real-time monitor to show the speed rather than trying to confirm it with a snapshot.
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actually , command 'watch' can do monitor somethings. |
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cat /proc/cpuinfo Please use code-tags for posting that output. |
Test some item that is cpu intensive on the two settings. Does it work faster in one or the other?
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I think there is a misunderstanding here. What exactly is it you want to know gbcbooks and what have you tried?
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after i change its external frequency from 266 to 300, basic on upon steps , its maximum basic frequency should be 3.0 GHz unfortunately, i saw its maximum baisc frequency did not change , it keeps on 2.53 GHz when i run command : Code:
watch "cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep -i 'cpu mhz'" i try to figure out if there is any step i missed to activate these overclocking setting on Ubuntu 14.04. |
So you say. But when I suggest that the CPU may be scaling so you monitor the CPU in real time you report you know that and how to do it. When TobiSGD suggests a test to confirm whether your CPU is overclocked you ask why. What we are both suggesting is that on available evidence you CPU has been overslocked but you're not seeing it as it's not scalling up. We are suggesting ways to confirm this.
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[CODE]cat /proc/cpuinfo[CODE] can see the speed of cpu in real time ? i think Bios can tell us if the cpu overclocked or not. do you agree ? |
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Attachment 16134 the cpu speed goes to 2842.89 Mhz , that is total difference with Code:
cat /proc/cpuinfo does it mean we can not be tell the speed of cpu in real-time by [CODE]cat /proc/cpuinfo[CODE]? |
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