Performance Mode

Hi All,
Pls help to advise what's is the difference btw performance mode : slow, fast, turbo and ultra turbo ?
By setting the individual 4 mode how can i know the difference on my system ? Can system perform better ? or fast ? Can speed up net surfing ? or etc.......
By doing the setting will my system damage or will it reduce system life-span ?

Hi Icecold,
Thanks for your prompt reply, pls advise me how to run memtest86 ?
I'm using Prime95 and CPU Burn-in to test my system, is this 2 software ok to test the system ?
Thanks in advance.....

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Thoughts?

Hi Brad,
What CPU is being used? 3 of the supported CPU's for the B200-M3 do not support 1600 Mhz:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/unified_computing/ucs/hw/chassis/install/B200M3.html#wp1028500
Mike

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Database Altered.
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4 UNASSIGNED UNASSIGNED
5 UNASSIGNED UNASSIGNED
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db_unique_name = CPRDS
instance_name = CPRD
service_names = hrDBSBY.WORLD
log_archive_format = CPRD%r%s.%t
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jay

Hi,
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I will suggest you to use LGWR to transfer the redo to standby and also check the size of standby redo logs on standby is same to the size of online redo logs on primary
Regards
Anudeep

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I'm slightly frazzled at the moment, so forgive me for any mistakes. I installed the K8N Neo Platinum on Tuesday night, with a brand new Athlon64 3200+ with 1mb L2.
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Memory: 2x Kingston 512MB 400MHz DDR PC3200
Power Supply: Antec True550
+3.3V @ 32A
+5V @ 40A
+12V @ 24A
I installed the various MSI applications tonight, including CoreCenter. Attempted to adjust the FSB with it, but with just a 2.5% increase, the temperature of the CPU was getting higher than I cared to see during stressful applications. So I set it back to default, and later on read up on the BIOS settings in the manual... I read the description of "High Performance Mode", and figured I would try setting it to Optimized.
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Turned the power off, tried again and again. Same deal. Power comes on, HD shows it is being accessed constantly for about 20 seconds, then just stops. But no video is being output, which leads me to think the system is just dead in the water for the most part.
During this state, the LED's on the back are as follows: Top two are red, bottom two are green. I saw in another thread someone was going on about there being an explanation for them, but I don't have it in my manual nor could I find an explanation of them.
At this point I'm just shaking my head, because there is absolutely nothing to be done as far as I can tell. If anyone has any ideas as to a possible solution or at the very least, whether the MB just went nuts or something worse happened, I'd greatly appreciate it. I'm at a loss and afraid to even think what might be the problem.

While the "high performance settings" can surely make the pc unstable, it should hardly ccause hardware-damage.
Turn the computer off (to be safe, remove the power-cord)
Clear cmos with the jumper (instructions can be found in your manual)
Wait 30 seconds
Put the jumper back to its original position.
Power on the system, and see if it works ?
EDIT: Info from manual:
Quote
Clear CMOS Jumper: JBAT1
There is a CMOS RAM on board that has a power supply from external battery
to keep the system configuration data. With the CMOS RAM, the system can automatically
boot OS every time it is turned on. If you want to clear the system configuration,
use the JBAT1 (Clear CMOS Jumper ) to clear data. Follow the instructions below to
clear the data:
MSI Reminds You...
You can clear CMOS by shorting 2-3 pin while the system is off.
Then return to 1-2 pin position. Avoid clearing the CMOS while the
system is on; it will damage the mainboard.

For Performance Mode

HI ALL
I HAVE SOME PROBLEM WITH PERFORMANCE MODE.MY COMPUTER DETAILS AS BELOW
CPU:2.6GZ HT ENABLED
RAM:2X256 KINGSTON KVR400X64C3/256 3-4-4 CL3
HDD:40GB SEAGATE BARRACUDA ATA IV
WINFAST FX5200 128 MB GRAPHIC CARD
CREATIVE 5.1 DIGITAL SOUND CARD
350W POWER SUPPLY(I DONT KNOW FULL DETAIL BUT I THINK POWER WORKING FINE )
OTHER THINGS I THINK NOT IMPORTANT
I AM WORKING PERFORMANCE MODE "SLOW".COMPUTER WORKING STABLE.
AND IN SISOFTSANDRA MEMORY BENCHMARK IS:4220/4230
BUT I TRIED TURBO MODE MEMORY BENCHMARK IS:4700/4725
BUT COMPUTER WORKED UNSTABLE.IM TRYING ULTRA-TURBO MODE BUT COPMPUTER IS NOT WORKING .I DONT HAVE ENOUGH INFORMATION ABOUT DDRAM TIMING AND SOMETHING LIKE THIS.WHAT CAN I DO ABOUT ULTRA-TURBO MODE .I WANT TO WORK ULTRA TURBO AND ALSO STABLE.
I DONT KNOW WHAT CAN I DO.I THINK THIS ULTRA TURBO MODE FOR ONLY BEST RAMS LIKE HYPERX.CAN ANYBODY HELP ME ABOUT THIS MATTER.
THANKS & BST RGDS

To hit then highest overclock with your componets, I believe you want to do the following:
Leave your ram settings at their SPD (Default)
Have DOT turned OFF.
Set your RAM voltage to at least 2.7.
Set your performance mode to either turbo or ultra turbo.
Lock your PCI/AGP Buses at 33/66 (or 34/67)
Thereafter, incrementally increase your FSB. Once the rig becomes unstable, back off until it becomes stable again and leave your settings there.
I suspect that either your RAM or your PSU will be the limiting factor.
By the way—Riddick rules all.
Edit: Mods-- I do not mean to be presumptuous, but shouldn't the filter work only on whole words, rather than internal fragments? I.e. R-i-d-d-i-c-k (without the hyphens) was displayed as Rid****. I know the filters are necessary, &c, but that's a proper noun for the love of god. Sorry, I have a pet peeve about such things.

Satellite A210-16F - Can't go in sleep mode if I have performance mode

On my Toshiba Satellite A210-16F small problem:
When I have high performance mode on notebook it doesn't fall aspleep. But when I have Power saving mode then all is right. He fall aspleep. Do you know how is it behaves?
Where is problem?

Hmm it's strange. When I try to use sleep mode with performance mode but nothing happend (only screen changed to black but light and "Satellite" are still shinning).
I check setting and Hybrid sleep mode is ON

No Boot with Performance Mode FAST

When I set Performance Mode other than SLOW (no matter if FAST or TURBO) my system won´t boot (all other settings default, D.O.C. DISABLED).
This happened with Bios v1.9 and also happens with Bios v1.7 (re-installed hoping it might solve the problem)
NO way activating MAT/PAT
Any help very appreciated
System:
MSI 865PE Neo2-FIS2R (MS-6728)
Intel P4 3.0 GHz FSB800 HT (default)
Zalman CNPS 7000A-CU
2x 512 MB Twinmos Winbond DDR400 CL 2.5
MSI GF4Ti4200 (MS-8870)
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Soundblaster Audigy 2 ZS
Pinnacle DC10+ v7 Videocard
LG GSA-4040B
LG DRD-8120B
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This might be a long shot...but try the following settings if you want PAT/MAT:
Bios 1.9 for 865pe
FSB=201
Vddr=2.70V, or higher if it doesn't work
Memory freq= AUTO (If you set it to 400 mhz you won't get MAT)
Performance Mode= TURBO (FAST increases AGP/PCI bus)
Timings= depends on you ram, set it manually to whatever specifications you have (If it still doesn't work, try setting to SPD)
If all of this doesn't work then set memory freq to 400Mhz and Performance mode Turbo, or Ultra Turbo and you WILL get higher performance even if you don't have PAT/MAT. Test this with Sandra and you will see that the memory bandwidth is almost as high as with PAT on.
Recommended: Install ClockGen and set it so that it loads with windows. Use it to set the FSB to 200 and AGP/PCI 66/33 for added stability.
Please post back to see if this works for you guys. Good luck!

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take a look at the wiki arch wiki pm-utils
and create your own hook like this one:
#!/bin/bash
case $1 in
hibernate)
echo "Hey guy, we are going to suspend to disk!"
suspend)
/etc/rc.d/cpufreq stop
rmmod -f acpi-cpufreq
thaw)
echo "oh, suspend to disk is over, we are resuming..."
resume)
modprobe acpi-cpufreq
/etc/rc.d/cpufreq start
*) echo "somebody is calling me totally wrong."
esac
bye iggy

Excessive Fan Activity - High Performance Mode

I have a macbook pro 15" 2009 model
It works brilliantly, no complaints I love it.. in battery saving mode!
When its in high performance mode the fan goes nuts!?
I've checked activity monitor etc and nothing is using all the power, theres no reason why the fan should be working harder than it does in battery saving mode.
I always have open.. Adobe Fireworks, Chrome and Finder.. Thats pretty much it. And in battery saving mode everything works great, the fan is quiet. Why when I select high performance for a bit extra speed maybe does the fan speed increase tenfold? Dosnt make sense!
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How to know if system is running in 40W low performance mode ?

I experienced the same problem than described in this topic: lower performance with charger than with battery!
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Benoit34 wrote:
Hi,
I have a mac book pro & a friend has an Imac, how to know if we are both running Leopard under 32 or 64 bit.
I see that Leopard support 64, but didn't find if it was actually running in 64.
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I have no "Performance mode" in my bios

MB 865G Neo2-LS v1.0
BIOS from 1.3 to 2.1
And i have no this option in bios setup.
Where is problem?

I Could be Wrong, But I am Almost Positive that you have to Run the Memory in "Dual-Channel" Configuration in order to Have this MAT Option Show up in the BIOS. So you Must get another Memory Module, and Place it in the DIMM Slot B-3, (That is if you have your Current Module in DIMM Slot A-1) So you should get More memory, As 256MB is really Not enough anyway, and with only 1 Module you Will Never see the Performance Increase to be Found while Running in Dual-Channel Mode................Sean REILLY875

Can fast start failover be achieved in maximum performance mode

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I've always said, size doesn't matter to Data Guard except when you are creating a standby database. After that it is the amount of Redo that is generated by the Primary database. A failover is a failover, for a 10GB database or for a 60TB database. The scary part is having to get the old Primary back up as a standby as quickly as possible.
Of course if the original Primary is completely toast then you have to recreate it with a new backup of the new primary or use a backup of the original Primary that happens to be on the Primary system and restore it as a standby and let Data Guard catch it up with the current state of affairs.
But, if the original Primary is still intact then you can use flashback database to reinstate it as a physical standby with little effort and no major backup restores. And of course, that is one of the requirements of Fast-Start Failover (FSFO). To enable it you have to have flashback database enabled on both the Primary and the FSFO target standby. Since enabling FB Database requires the database to be at the mount state I would suggest you enable it right after the upgrade to 11g.
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Larry

How do I force my Macbook Pro to stay in "high performance" mode??

Hi!
My Macbook Pro keeps reverting to the "better battery life" setting on it's own, even if I lock the System Preference panel. Is there a way to force the "higher performance" option to stay enabled?
Thanks in advance for the help.
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Direct you to the proper forum for MacBook :
MacBook Series Forumshttps://discussions.apple.com/community/notebooks?view=discussions
http://www.apple.com/support/macbookpro
Mac OS X Forum
https://discussions.apple.com/community/mac_os?view=discussions
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http://www.apple.com/support/macpro

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