F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Your processor's speed seems unusual. Let me check what might be causing it.

Your processor's speed seems unusual. Let me check what might be causing it.

Your processor's speed seems unusual. Let me check what might be causing it.

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Dwarki
Member
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08-12-2025, 08:46 PM
#1
Hello everyone, i have a strange one for you today. So recently i was talking to my friend and we were talking abouyt our pcs etc and i went into task manager and it told me i was running at 4.3 ghz. I can tell you now i have never overclocked my cpu, and ngl i dont rlly know how to. I installed some other CPU software to make sure it wasnt false readings and CPU-Z also told me it was running at 4.3 ghz. has anyone else had this happen to them. Also i am running with the stock cpu fan so idk if this is false readings or whether it is actually running at 4.3 ghz. if so should i turn the cpu speed down or leave it. And finally could it mean i have just gotten a good rlly gd silicon chip or sommet im just rlly confused ngl. I have added some images to show you and the speeds on the images fluxuate between 4.0-4.3 ghz. Thanks in advance to anyone that can help
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Dwarki
08-12-2025, 08:46 PM #1

Hello everyone, i have a strange one for you today. So recently i was talking to my friend and we were talking abouyt our pcs etc and i went into task manager and it told me i was running at 4.3 ghz. I can tell you now i have never overclocked my cpu, and ngl i dont rlly know how to. I installed some other CPU software to make sure it wasnt false readings and CPU-Z also told me it was running at 4.3 ghz. has anyone else had this happen to them. Also i am running with the stock cpu fan so idk if this is false readings or whether it is actually running at 4.3 ghz. if so should i turn the cpu speed down or leave it. And finally could it mean i have just gotten a good rlly gd silicon chip or sommet im just rlly confused ngl. I have added some images to show you and the speeds on the images fluxuate between 4.0-4.3 ghz. Thanks in advance to anyone that can help

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Pionse
Junior Member
15
08-13-2025, 12:51 AM
#2
There exist Base Clock and Boost Clock options. Typically, CPUs can increase their speed to higher frequencies on one or a few cores for specific tasks. Windows 10 isn't always accurate; it previously claimed my i5 3570K ran at over 5GHz, but it actually wasn't. According to AMD.com, the Boost Clock is 4.3 GHz.
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Pionse
08-13-2025, 12:51 AM #2

There exist Base Clock and Boost Clock options. Typically, CPUs can increase their speed to higher frequencies on one or a few cores for specific tasks. Windows 10 isn't always accurate; it previously claimed my i5 3570K ran at over 5GHz, but it actually wasn't. According to AMD.com, the Boost Clock is 4.3 GHz.

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SebSubb
Junior Member
1
08-15-2025, 02:07 PM
#3
Everything functions perfectly. The adjustment works identically. Just let it be!
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SebSubb
08-15-2025, 02:07 PM #3

Everything functions perfectly. The adjustment works identically. Just let it be!

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SkullorX
Junior Member
18
08-18-2025, 04:38 PM
#4
Under light demands, unexpected enhancements may rise temporarily, especially when handling individual weights.
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SkullorX
08-18-2025, 04:38 PM #4

Under light demands, unexpected enhancements may rise temporarily, especially when handling individual weights.