; This file contains eeeclock settings.
;
; Please note that the default settings are adjusted, sane and sufficient for most users.
; When making changes you should clearly understand what you are doing, otherwise you may
; damage both software and hardware.
;
;
; Note that changing the frequency includes a step-by-step transfer through all intermediate
; values, i.e. if you change the frequency from 70 to 100 MHz and settings contain also 80
; and 95MHz, first the frequency will be changed to 80, then to 95 and only then to 100MHz.
; This applies to ALL frequency changes, even to those done in noui mode.
;
[eeeclock]

;
; Integer multiplier to apply before displaying frequency.
; This can't be less than 1 or greater than 20.
;
DispMul = 1

;
; Delay between steps while changing frequency, msec.
; This can't be less than 200 or greater than 8000.
;
StepPause = 1000

;
; Frequency list, consists of blocks "Frequency,Voltage flag,Name" separated with a semicolon.
; Note that you can't have two blocks with identical frequency, even if voltage flags or names differ.
;
; Frequency means here the real FSB frequency (70MHz stock, 100MHz max), not the rated one which is
; this value multiplied by four, or the CPU one, which is this value multiplied by nine.
; This can't be less than 30 or greater than 140.
;
; Voltage flag can be zero or one:
; 0 = Low voltage;
; 1 = Normal voltage.
;
; Name is just what to display in the popup menu. You can omit this value to hide frequency
; from menu, however it will still be used as an intermediate value.
;
Freqs = 54,1,1.75Ghz; 52,1,1.7Ghz; 48,1,1.6Ghz; 42,0,1.4Ghz; 36,0,1.2Ghz;

;
; This parameter is useful when an overclocked eee doesn't want to resume from suspend(standby)
; (I had this several times when battery was low).
; As in the above list, that is frequency and voltage flag to set before suspending.
; When the system resumes, the previous setting will be re-applied.
; Note that this setting will not work under Windows Vista.
; I can't say about the whole program, but this will definitely not.
; You won't run Vista on eee anyway, will you?
;
SuspFreq = 30,0