Posted on Monday, 18th February 2008 by Auw Jimmy
By default, Asus Eee PC will run at 630 MHz only. Although it’s equipped with Celeron 900 MHz (see the screenshot below).
For most people, 630 MHz should run all applications quite smoothly. But for some other people, they expect more performance. Why I don’t get 900 from my 900 MHz processor? Check this tool.
With the help of eeectl, you can set your CPU fan, adjust screen brightness, and of course, adjust your processor speed. It’s a small and lightweight tool (21 KB only).
The result is, I can have my Eee PC runs at full 900 MHz speed
Posted in IT/Gadget | Comments (3)




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March 26th, 2008 at 10:53
pakne, gimana impact ke batrenya? lebih cepat habis brp %?
March 26th, 2008 at 18:14
Lumayan hehehe… saya sih lebih seneng di 630 aja… ga terlalu lambat koq buat saya.
May 19th, 2009 at 08:51
have you played with the INI file and gotten it any higher than 900?
I’m running one at 945 mhz using that same tool.
No problems except plugging and unplugging.