Why is my effective clock EXTREMELY high?
Why is my effective clock EXTREMELY high?
Your AMD Ryzen 5 5600xt appears to have had some bent pins on the CPU. After straightening them, you're still seeing very high clock speeds—up to 13,000 MHz. This suggests the bent pins might be affecting performance or stability. High effective clocks can sometimes indicate stress on the chip or improper thermal management. It’s a good idea to check for any signs of overheating and consider whether the CPU is functioning within safe limits after repairs.
It closed properly? My device will display increased values when I allow my computer to power down.
I'm really pleased I reached 4.5GHz, but don't waste time on more GHz.
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I often saw HWMonitor show my lowest uncore power as negative zero watts. During sleep mode, the readings would spike to hundreds of kilowatts at times. These inconsistencies seem more like software quirks than actual issues.