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Overclocking, Benching, Events, Tweaking & Modding => Overclocking motherboards with Intel processors => Topic started by: scjet on March 26, 2010, 05:56:41 pm
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Hi all,
OS: Win7-64
CPU-Z: version 1.54 (64-bit)
MB: GA-X58A-UD3R
cpu: i7-930
(its OC'd to 3.66 Ghz and running great)
Basically right after I first boot up into win7-64, if I run CPU-Z its shows my
Core/Multiplier freq's as 3.66GHz/x22 respectively, but about 5 or 10 minutes later it'll show these as
Core/Multiplier freq's : 1.98GHz/x12 ?
so I installed SiSoft's latest "Sandra" and it shows the higher freq's properly (3.66Ghz/x22) as it is setup and running in my BIOS.
Also, in BIOS I "disabled" both the:
"CPU Enhanced Halt(C1E)"
"C3/C6/C7 State Suspend"
(also, minor tweaks such as "msconfig", in "advanced boot options", -> "set to boot ALL 8 cores, ...")
anyway, has anyone else got this from CPU-Z ?, or is there a tweak in Win7-64 i missed, ...?
thanks ahead.
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i think the 1.98 ghz x 12 is because your cpu = idle
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mmm, I thought by "disabling" these:
"CPU Enhanced Halt(C1E)"
"C3/C6/C7 State Suspend"
I would prevent them from idling.
ok, so it looks like CPU-Z just checks some static statuses, whereas "sandra" benchmark app kicks those cores to life ?
k, thx.
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Yeah if you ran a prime95 small fft test with CPU-Z open you should find it displays the correct results :)
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Yeah if you ran a prime95 small fft test with CPU-Z open you should find it displays the correct results :)
thx, and nice Byke.
;)
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No problem! And thank you! :D