Check your processor's clock speed against its specifications to see if it meets the required standards.
Check your processor's clock speed against its specifications to see if it meets the required standards.
It appears the system shows a default value for the pulling rate, usually 1000ms. You can adjust this setting in hwinfo64. The terms you mentioned—Gated, Parked, Sleeping—likely refer to specific states or modes of the device. Let me know if you need clarification on those labels.
Different sleep phases exist. C0 means fully awake, running code. C1 indicates the core is idle but still active. Levels C3 to C7 use power gating techniques to conserve energy. As the state becomes more advanced, it takes longer and uses more power to return the core to C0.
I understand sometimes I drift from the topic. I usually talk about C0 which uses processor P-states. Above C3 clocks stop, so I expect 0mhz. The sensor software gives random numbers instead of real data—it's using a frequency that doesn't exist. Gated cores mean clocks and cache are off, which matches what I see.