Super Fast Runspeed problem - System info

Are you referring to the chipset drivers by chance? I could not find any driver for the actual CPU. Here is the page where I found the chipset drivers but I don't see anything at all from 2005 and even the 2004 one is just for audio it seems. If you want me to try installing them I will be happy to, but would like to make sure before I start installing things.

http://www.amd.com/us-en/Processors/ProductInformation/0,,30_118_1260_759^871^2336,00.html

Thank you

Well shucks...I could have sworn that driver supported the older revisions. As it turns out, there isn't an updated one for the XP line of CPUs or earlier.

Is there one of those super techy ways to trick my processor and force it to run at the right speed? If this is the issue at least we have it narrowed down.

i'm on verizon DSL

here is my report:

Processor
Model : AMD Duron(tm)
Speed : 5.32GHz
Model Number : 5318 (estimated)
Performance Rating : PR7711 (estimated)
Type : Standard
Package : Socket A PGA
Multiplier : 12/1x
Generation : G7
Name : Duron M7 (Morgan) 180nm 1-1.5GHz 1.5-1.75V
Revision/Stepping : 7 / 1 (0)
Stepping Mask : A1
Core Voltage Rating : 1.750V
Maximum Physical / Virtual Addressing : 34-bit / 32-bit
Native Page Size : 4kB

Co-Processor (FPU)
Type : Built-in
Revision/Stepping : 7 / 1 (0)

Processor Cache(s)
Internal Data Cache : 64kB Synchronous, Write-Back, 2-way set, 64 byte line size
Internal Instruction Cache : 64kB Synchronous, Write-Back, 2-way set, 64 byte line size
L2 On-board Cache : 64kB ECC Synchronous, Write-Back, 16-way set, 64 byte line size
L2 Cache Multiplier : 1/1x (5318MHz)

Upgradeability
Socket/Slot : Socket-A
Upgrade Interface : ZIF Socket
Supported Speed(s) : 5.32GHz+

Processor Power Management
Processor Throttling Enabled : Yes
Throttle Range : 31% - 100%

Environment Monitor 1
Model : VIA 686PM PCI
Version : 10.02
Mainboard Specific Support : Yes

Power Rating(s)
CPU Core Power : 2W (estimated)
CPU Cooling System Thermal Resistance : 19.00°C/W (estimated)

Sensors
CPU Temperature : 72.8°C / 163.0°F
CPU Voltage : 0.18V

Features
FPU - Co-Processor Built-in : Yes
VME - Virtual Mode Extensions : Yes
DE - Debugging Extension : Yes
PSE - Page Size Extension : Yes
TSC - Time Stamp Counter : Yes
MSR - Model Specific Registers : Yes
PAE - Physical Address Extension : Yes
MCE - Machine Check Exception : Yes
CX8 - Compare & Exchange Instruction : Yes
APIC - Local APIC Built-in : Yes
SEP - Fast System Call : Yes
MTRR - Memory Type Range Registers : Yes
PGE - Page Global Enable : Yes
MCA - Machine Check Architecture : Yes
PAT - Page Attribute Table : Yes
PSE36 - 36-bit Page Size Extension : Yes
PSN - Unique Serial Number : No
CLF - Cache Line Flush Support : No
DS - Debug Trace & EMON Store : No
ACPI - Software Clock Control : No
(W)MMX Technology : Yes
FXSR - Fast Float Save & Restore : Yes
SSE Technology : Yes
SSE2 Technology : No
SS - Self Snoop : No
HTT - Hyper-Threading Technology : No
TM - Thermal Monitor : No
PBE - Pending Break Enable : No
SSE3 Technology : No
MON - Monitor/MWait : No
DSCPL - CPL qualified Debug Store : No
VMX - Virtual Machine eXtensions : No
EST - Enhanced SpeedStep Technology : No
TM2 - Thermal Monitor 2 : No
DAZ - Denormals Are Zero : No

Extended Features
SYCR - Extended Fast System Call : Yes
EMMX - Extended MMX Technology : Yes
FXSR - Fast Float Save & Restore : Yes
3DNow! Technology : Yes
Extended 3DNow! Technology : Yes
DEP/NX - No-execute Page Protection : No
SMP - MP Capability : Yes
AMD64/EM64T Technology : No
CMP - Multi-Core Legacy Mode : No

Power Management Features
VID - Voltage Control : No
FID - Frequency Control : No
TS - Thermal Sensor Built-in : Yes

Advanced Settings
TLB Cacheable : Yes
System Ack Limit : 4 request(s)
System Victim Limit : 0 request(s)
Extended MTRR Types : Yes
I/O Type Range Registers : Yes
Top of Memory : 40000000 (1024MB)

Machine Check Architecture Settings
Number of Reporting Banks : 4 bank(s)
Exception Reporting Control Support : Yes

Variable Range MTRR Settings
MTRR 0 : 00000000-3FFFFFFF (0MB-1024MB) WB

Variable Range IORR Settings
IORR 1 : E0000000-E3FFFFFF (3584MB-3648MB) rdMem wrMem

Fixed Range MTRR Settings
MTRR 0 Range 0 : 00000000-0000FFFF (0kB-64kB) WB rdIO wrIO
MTRR 0 Range 1 : 00010000-0001FFFF (64kB-128kB) WB rdIO wrIO
MTRR 0 Range 2 : 00020000-0002FFFF (128kB-192kB) WB rdIO wrIO
MTRR 0 Range 3 : 00030000-0003FFFF (192kB-256kB) WB rdIO wrIO
MTRR 0 Range 4 : 00040000-0004FFFF (256kB-320kB) WB rdIO wrIO
MTRR 0 Range 5 : 00050000-0005FFFF (320kB-384kB) WB rdIO wrIO
MTRR 0 Range 6 : 00060000-0006FFFF (384kB-448kB) WB rdIO wrIO
MTRR 0 Range 7 : 00070000-0007FFFF (448kB-512kB) WB rdIO wrIO
MTRR 1 Range 0 : 00080000-00083FFF (512kB-528kB) WB rdIO wrIO
MTRR 1 Range 1 : 00084000-00087FFF (528kB-544kB) WB rdIO wrIO
MTRR 1 Range 2 : 00088000-0008BFFF (544kB-560kB) WB rdIO wrIO
MTRR 1 Range 3 : 0008C000-0008FFFF (560kB-576kB) WB rdIO wrIO
MTRR 1 Range 4 : 00090000-00093FFF (576kB-592kB) WB rdIO wrIO
MTRR 1 Range 5 : 00094000-00097FFF (592kB-608kB) WB rdIO wrIO
MTRR 1 Range 6 : 00098000-0009BFFF (608kB-624kB) WB rdIO wrIO
MTRR 1 Range 7 : 0009C000-0009FFFF (624kB-640kB) WB rdIO wrIO
MTRR 2 Range 0 : 000A0000-000A3FFF (640kB-656kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 2 Range 1 : 000A4000-000A7FFF (656kB-672kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 2 Range 2 : 000A8000-000ABFFF (672kB-688kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 2 Range 3 : 000AC000-000AFFFF (688kB-704kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 2 Range 4 : 000B0000-000B3FFF (704kB-720kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 2 Range 5 : 000B4000-000B7FFF (720kB-736kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 2 Range 6 : 000B8000-000BBFFF (736kB-752kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 2 Range 7 : 000BC000-000BFFFF (752kB-768kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 3 Range 0 : 000C0000-000C0FFF (768kB-772kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 3 Range 1 : 000C1000-000C1FFF (772kB-776kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 3 Range 2 : 000C2000-000C2FFF (776kB-780kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 3 Range 3 : 000C3000-000C3FFF (780kB-784kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 3 Range 4 : 000C4000-000C4FFF (784kB-788kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 3 Range 5 : 000C5000-000C5FFF (788kB-792kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 3 Range 6 : 000C6000-000C6FFF (792kB-796kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 3 Range 7 : 000C7000-000C7FFF (796kB-800kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 4 Range 0 : 000C8000-000C8FFF (800kB-804kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 4 Range 1 : 000C9000-000C9FFF (804kB-808kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 4 Range 2 : 000CA000-000CAFFF (808kB-812kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 4 Range 3 : 000CB000-000CBFFF (812kB-816kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 4 Range 4 : 000CC000-000CCFFF (816kB-820kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 4 Range 5 : 000CD000-000CDFFF (820kB-824kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 4 Range 6 : 000CE000-000CEFFF (824kB-828kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 4 Range 7 : 000CF000-000CFFFF (828kB-832kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 5 Range 0 : 000D0000-000D0FFF (832kB-836kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 5 Range 1 : 000D1000-000D1FFF (836kB-840kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 5 Range 2 : 000D2000-000D2FFF (840kB-844kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 5 Range 3 : 000D3000-000D3FFF (844kB-848kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 5 Range 4 : 000D4000-000D4FFF (848kB-852kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 5 Range 5 : 000D5000-000D5FFF (852kB-856kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 5 Range 6 : 000D6000-000D6FFF (856kB-860kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 5 Range 7 : 000D7000-000D7FFF (860kB-864kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 6 Range 0 : 000D8000-000D8FFF (864kB-868kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 6 Range 1 : 000D9000-000D9FFF (868kB-872kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 6 Range 2 : 000DA000-000DAFFF (872kB-876kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 6 Range 3 : 000DB000-000DBFFF (876kB-880kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 6 Range 4 : 000DC000-000DCFFF (880kB-884kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 6 Range 5 : 000DD000-000DDFFF (884kB-888kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 6 Range 6 : 000DE000-000DEFFF (888kB-892kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 6 Range 7 : 000DF000-000DFFFF (892kB-896kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 7 Range 0 : 000E0000-000E0FFF (896kB-900kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 7 Range 1 : 000E1000-000E1FFF (900kB-904kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 7 Range 2 : 000E2000-000E2FFF (904kB-908kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 7 Range 3 : 000E3000-000E3FFF (908kB-912kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 7 Range 4 : 000E4000-000E4FFF (912kB-916kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 7 Range 5 : 000E5000-000E5FFF (916kB-920kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 7 Range 6 : 000E6000-000E6FFF (920kB-924kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 7 Range 7 : 000E7000-000E7FFF (924kB-928kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 8 Range 0 : 000E8000-000E8FFF (928kB-932kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 8 Range 1 : 000E9000-000E9FFF (932kB-936kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 8 Range 2 : 000EA000-000EAFFF (936kB-940kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 8 Range 3 : 000EB000-000EBFFF (940kB-944kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 8 Range 4 : 000EC000-000ECFFF (944kB-948kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 8 Range 5 : 000ED000-000EDFFF (948kB-952kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 8 Range 6 : 000EE000-000EEFFF (952kB-956kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 8 Range 7 : 000EF000-000EFFFF (956kB-960kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 9 Range 0 : 000F0000-000F0FFF (960kB-964kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 9 Range 1 : 000F1000-000F1FFF (964kB-968kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 9 Range 2 : 000F2000-000F2FFF (968kB-972kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 9 Range 3 : 000F3000-000F3FFF (972kB-976kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 9 Range 4 : 000F4000-000F4FFF (976kB-980kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 9 Range 5 : 000F5000-000F5FFF (980kB-984kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 9 Range 6 : 000F6000-000F6FFF (984kB-988kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 9 Range 7 : 000F7000-000F7FFF (988kB-992kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 10 Range 0 : 000F8000-000F8FFF (992kB-996kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 10 Range 1 : 000F9000-000F9FFF (996kB-1000kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 10 Range 2 : 000FA000-000FAFFF (1000kB-1004kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 10 Range 3 : 000FB000-000FBFFF (1004kB-1008kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 10 Range 4 : 000FC000-000FCFFF (1008kB-1012kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 10 Range 5 : 000FD000-000FDFFF (1012kB-1016kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 10 Range 6 : 000FE000-000FEFFF (1016kB-1020kB) UC rdIO wrIO
MTRR 10 Range 7 : 000FF000-000FFFFF (1020kB-1024kB) UC rdIO wrIO

PAT Settings
PAT 0 : WB
PAT 1 : WC
PAT 2 : UC-
PAT 3 : UC
PAT 4 : WB
PAT 5 : WC
PAT 6 : UC-
PAT 7 : UC

Your duron runs at 5.3GHz? I think you have something else going on (I'm not aware of any AMD CPU, including the FX57, that is able to do those speeds without a constant supply of dry ice).

I know what you mean Aerendar, mine said it was running over 6ghz but I know that is unrealistic. This may be an error in Sandra, I'm not sure. Do you know another way to check what it is running at?

Sorry double post.
Message Edited by Taldaas_Stormweaver on 09-26-2005 07:05 PM

CPU-z shows the correct speed.
it does not display the model number,
or other things i though you might be curious about.

if it was really running at 5+GHz i would faint,
mostly because of the puddle where the CPU used to be.
i have made no attempt to overclock my system.
this must be an error in the Sandra report.

Just wondering if there were any other solutions for this? I'm still having the problem.
Thank you

I really hate to bump my own thread, but I really need an answer to this. I'm still having the problem.

Thank you

2 weeks since I reported this including all system files. Still no updated response. At this point I am not even logging in unless my friends need me because I can't handle the 10000mph that my guys moves and the super touchy controls associated with it. Any chance of getting some kind of reply on this again?

Visit the following site and run some of those test as follows:

http://www.dslreports.com/tools

Report back with your results.

Taldaas_Stormweaver,

To be honest I do not know for sure if this is the problem, but try updating your nVidia drivers to something that is WHQL certified by DirectX. In some cases if your driver is not certified it can cause problems. But usually the problems are graphics LAG and/or crashing in game. Not FASTER graphics LOL. It really does sound like a hardware problem rather than a game related issue. Just make sure that all the chipset drivers for your motherboard are up to date. Make sure that your BIOS is up to date. Make sure all other peripheral drivers are up to date (NIC card, sound card, etc.).

Well, I double checked my video drivers, bios, and chipset drivers and all are up to date. I also tried the websire that the previous poster suggested and my speed test was coming back at about 3 times what it said cable was supposed to and the tweak test said that all was running good.

Does anyone know a program so check what speed your processor is actually running at? The only strange thing I have seen on my PC outside of EQ is that Sandra is reporting my 1.33 ghz athlon running at 6ghz. I do not overclock so I assume this is an error in Sandra, but would like to verify. If it is, perhaps EQ2 is checking processor speed the same way that program does, resulting in something like this?

I would agree that it seems like a hardware issue considering only me and 1 other are complaining about the issue but every other game I have loaded runs perfectly. Also the problem did not occur until the day of LU13. These 2 things together lead me to believe it is something with the software rather than my hardware.

Thank you

Personally, I like Everest Home Edition and CPUMark99. They both are good for getting a fairly accurate idea of your systems current configuration and Benchmarking. I am at a loss as to what is causing your problem. If you ever figure it out, I would love to know what is causing it.

This is what you wrote:
I also tried the websire that the previous poster suggested and my speed test was coming back at about 3 times what it said cable was supposed to and the tweak test said that all was running good.
You have possibly located the root cause of your issue. You need to get ahold of the ISP and tell them that dslreports.com measured your link speed to the Internet and it registered 3 times faster then what normal broadband has to offer. They need to investigate this!

So you are suggesting that I should complain because I am getting a better connection than I should to the internet? That doesn't seem to make sense to me... To give you a rough idea, it had my download at 2077 kbps and my upload at 357 kbps.

Why don't you think about it. You stated that you get 3 times the normal speed of a typical broadband connection. Does that make sense to you?

Taldaas, From what I can see you have a processor issue
Processor
Model : AMD Athlon(tm) Processor
Speed : 6.15GHz
A 6.1 gig processor is not available to teh avridge consumer yet, 4ish is about the gighest right now.. That appears at first glance to be an issue.

a few questions,

Did you or a friend build this computer you are using?

If so what motherboard is in it?

try going into the bios (Usually the del key during initial boot up while in the memory test) and resetting teh bios settings to default.

try this first, if it still dosent work, look at the initial post screen (Displays memory amount, installed drives and most importantly for you the speed of the processor.) and tell me your processor speed. your current amd processoe is a thunderbird processor, this processor will display a speed of 1600ish to a max of 2400 if configured properly.

I suspect your bios is set to auto overclock for you, this should be disabled in the default bios settings. Is your motherboard an abit, asus, gigabyte, or epox? just curious.

Let me know

Carl

Do you actually move at 600% on server side too? Without getting tells from GMs every 15 minutes of play? (if your not moving that fast on serverside, but its only a client issue, you would be "warping" back to previous locations on regular intervals I guess)

How do other programs perform on your computer?

Not to be rude, but if I was doing support, and someone claimed to be running at 6x and have 3x their bought bandwidth, I would laugh and close the case... However, if its a real problem, it need to be patched somehow. Its an speed hack (++) exploit screaming for attention, and uhm, exploitation.