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‎05-08-2026 10:01 AM

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Specifications:

Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo T9300 2.5GHz

Storage: SATA III 256GiB SSD
RAM: 2x2GiB DDR2

Graphics: GMAX3100

Age: 18 Years old

OS: WIndows 11 Pro (Bypassed) 64bit

As someone might notice i have just upgraded my compaq with a T9300 CPU, which is much faster than a T5270. However i have been reading for a while about Dual IDA, which should make each core work as if it was in single core, going to 2.7 on dual core. 
Though i read that it existed, i found out that i have to disable speedstep and somehow do it from the BIOS. Now, the problem is: How can i do this? Should i flash a custom BIOS with the option i need and where can i find one? Should i install a software? Is there a combination of keys that i need to do?
Please help, i've been trying to do this for weeks

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