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I was googling for something and found this post . I checked my MSR at 0x2A and it is 0x46c40000 which would translate to multiplier 8.5 (same as my old 1,13GHz celeron) and I think it should be 0x46040000 (9x if I calculated right). I don't know if this means something but thought it is worth a post.

Thanks again for the quick reply. RightMark CPU Clock Utility has all the needed options grayed out. It says the CPU is a Genuine Mobile Intel(R) Pentium(R) III-M Tualatin tA1 6B1 and all the FID/VID entries are N/A. Save diagnostic info gives: CPUID EAX EBX ECX EDX 00000000 00000002 756E6547 6C6574...

Thanks for the answer!

Rightmark CPU clock utility or anything else I have tried don't seem to work. Can it be like this because the bios doesn't allow the multiplier 9? The old CPU had a multiplier of only 8.5. I could ask HP about this but doubt they would help...

I replaced the old Celeron 1.13GHz with a Pentium III-M 1.2GHz in my hp omnibook xe4100. It works but only at 800MHz (133x6). So I searched for a while and it seems to be a speedstep problem. Is there anything I can do to make it use the higher multiplier? I have tried to find software to do this bu...