F5F Stay Refreshed Power Users Overclocking The CPU-z data differs from the BIOS readings. Are you experiencing any issues?

The CPU-z data differs from the BIOS readings. Are you experiencing any issues?

The CPU-z data differs from the BIOS readings. Are you experiencing any issues?

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Sertero28
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01-02-2017, 04:30 AM
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Mack_1:
Faux_Grey raised a pointless question about adjusting the Windows power plan settings. In advanced mode, you can restrict the maximum CPU state, which might be the cause. I also thought about resetting the BIOS to its original settings without overclocking and testing afterward. Just to be sure, I double-checked, but the minimum and maximum CPU power remain at 100% in high performance mode. Could you tell me when the issue began? Perhaps during a recent change? Also, someone suggested switching to slow mode on the board—would you like me to look into that?

Edit: Glad you fixed it.
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01-02-2017, 04:30 AM #11

Mack_1:
Faux_Grey raised a pointless question about adjusting the Windows power plan settings. In advanced mode, you can restrict the maximum CPU state, which might be the cause. I also thought about resetting the BIOS to its original settings without overclocking and testing afterward. Just to be sure, I double-checked, but the minimum and maximum CPU power remain at 100% in high performance mode. Could you tell me when the issue began? Perhaps during a recent change? Also, someone suggested switching to slow mode on the board—would you like me to look into that?

Edit: Glad you fixed it.

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01-09-2017, 07:04 AM
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It's understandable that the slow mode feels odd, but it's a straightforward solution. Thanks for being ready to use it.
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01-09-2017, 07:04 AM #12

It's understandable that the slow mode feels odd, but it's a straightforward solution. Thanks for being ready to use it.

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