On 29 Nov 2006 10:43:45 -0800, "Slo" <Slosteve@gmail.com> wrote:

>
>I've been searching the Internet for a Windows
>based utility and I'm not finding it:
>
>Does anyone know of a utility that does clock
>throttling as a function of temperature?  As a
>way of protecting the CPU we need a utility that
>will slow the system clock when the CPU gets
>too hot.
>
>We have a Pentium M, 855GME, ICH based
>Processor card with a General Software
>BIOS.  We support SpeedStepping based on
>CPU loading and we can use a utility like
>SpeedFan to read CPU temperatures.  Is
>their software that slows the clock (and lowers
>voltage according to SpeedStepping) based
>on high temperatures?
>
>Thanks!

Would that not be a function of the bios or MB chipset drivers? I
would be quizzing the manufacturer of hardware.

I've been searching the Internet for a Windows
based utility and I'm not finding it:

Does anyone know of a utility that does clock
throttling as a function of temperature?  As a
way of protecting the CPU we need a utility that
will slow the system clock when the CPU gets
too hot.

We have a Pentium M, 855GME, ICH based
Processor card with a General Software
BIOS.  We support SpeedStepping based on
CPU loading and we can use a utility like
SpeedFan to read CPU temperatures.  Is
their software that slows the clock (and lowers
voltage according to SpeedStepping) based
on high temperatures?

Thanks!