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2010-06-15
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You must edit the kernel according to the limits you want to use.
Let's say you want to stay on 250-805 limits, using the LV kernel:
sudo kernel-config load lv
sudo kernel-config limits 250 805
sudo kernel-config save lv8
sudo kernel-config load lv8
sudo kernel-config default lv8
This way, even after reboot, you'll stay in 250-805
Hope it helped
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2010-06-15
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How do u keep it at a certain clock without doing it through the terminal every time you reboot?
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2010-06-15
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2010-06-15
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2010-06-15
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2010-06-15
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2010-06-16
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2010-06-16
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2010-06-16
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edit: or just do what gtessier00 said if you are sure your overclock is all stable and good.