Msi gx 623 no turbo boost

hello everyone,
i have my msi gx 623 laptop for over the years now, at the begining for like 8 months everything was ok, with turbo off cpu speed was almost 2.0MHz with turbo on cpu speed always jumped to over 2,3MHz.
Now for last few months i've noticed that my turbo button doesn't boost cpu while playing games.
this one screen was taken with turbo off
and this one with turbo on
anyone have any idea what can be wrong? as you can see, all what turbo does is rises cpu temp nothing else.
im runing win 7 x64 and bios wasn't updated at all

Quote from: Bas on 13-August-10, 09:32:33
As I said before, put W7-32bit on it, unless you have specific 64bit software you must run, as I do believe SCM doesn't function.
32bit software with hardware control won't work in 64bit windows!
Nor does any 32bit program benefit anything being run in 64bit Windows.
To say brief: Do not run 64bit Windows if you don't know why you run it.
i run 64bit because 32bit doesnt use all of my 4gb rams, well at least it didnt one year ago.
btw how can you explain why i had no problem with win 7 64bit and turbo boost 4-5 months ago?
here is some proof that scm doesnt have problem functioning on 64bit, the only thing that doesnt work is that cpu speed doesnt boost with turbo on

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