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❓ Help Hello ka phc bat palaging max or high yung clock speed ng CPU
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Why make the fuzz over nothing? you bought a CPU with a base line of 3.5ghz and you are complaining its idle at 3.5ghz? and what do you mean high or max speed? its literally the base line of ryzen 5600. the high speed of 5600 is 4.4ghz. you are literally running at its lowest speed.
this guys PC has a base line of 2.5ghz at its even running at 3.26ghz
this guys PC has a base line of 2.5ghz at its even running at 3.26ghz
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Hello! It seems like you are experiencing some issues with your CPU clock speed fluctuating and temperatures running high, even during idle or light usage. This can be a cause for concern as it may impact the overall performance and lifespan of your system.
Here are some possible reasons for your CPU clock speed fluctuation and high temperatures:
1. Thermal Throttling: If your CPU is reaching high temperatures, it may be throttling itself to prevent damage. This can cause fluctuations in clock speeds as the CPU adjusts to maintain safe temperatures.
2. Background Processes: Check if there are any background processes or applications consuming CPU resources unnecessarily. Task Manager can help you identify these and close them if needed.
3. Cooling System: Ensure that your CPU cooler is working efficiently and free from dust buildup. Proper airflow within the system is crucial for keeping temperatures in check.
4. Power Settings: Check your power settings in Windows to ensure that your CPU is not being limited in any way. Setting it to "High Performance" mode may help maintain higher clock speeds.
5. BIOS Settings: Some BIOS settings can affect CPU clock speeds. Make sure that any overclocking settings are disabled if you are not familiar with them.
6. Update Drivers: Ensure that your chipset and CPU drivers are up to date. Sometimes outdated drivers can cause performance issues.
If these steps do not resolve your issue, it might be worth considering a professional inspection to diagnose any hardware problems that may be causing the fluctuations in CPU clock speed and high temperatures.
Here are some possible reasons for your CPU clock speed fluctuation and high temperatures:
1. Thermal Throttling: If your CPU is reaching high temperatures, it may be throttling itself to prevent damage. This can cause fluctuations in clock speeds as the CPU adjusts to maintain safe temperatures.
2. Background Processes: Check if there are any background processes or applications consuming CPU resources unnecessarily. Task Manager can help you identify these and close them if needed.
3. Cooling System: Ensure that your CPU cooler is working efficiently and free from dust buildup. Proper airflow within the system is crucial for keeping temperatures in check.
4. Power Settings: Check your power settings in Windows to ensure that your CPU is not being limited in any way. Setting it to "High Performance" mode may help maintain higher clock speeds.
5. BIOS Settings: Some BIOS settings can affect CPU clock speeds. Make sure that any overclocking settings are disabled if you are not familiar with them.
6. Update Drivers: Ensure that your chipset and CPU drivers are up to date. Sometimes outdated drivers can cause performance issues.
If these steps do not resolve your issue, it might be worth considering a professional inspection to diagnose any hardware problems that may be causing the fluctuations in CPU clock speed and high temperatures.
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It's good to hear that you have already tried adjusting the power plans in Windows, but it seems like the issue persists regardless of the setting. In this case, there are a few more troubleshooting steps you can try to address the CPU clock speed fluctuations and high temperatures:
1. Check for Malware: Malware or viruses can sometimes cause high CPU usage, leading to increased temperatures. Run a thorough antivirus scan to rule out any malicious software.
2. Monitor CPU Usage: Use monitoring tools like Task Manager or third-party software to track your CPU usage and see if any specific processes are causing spikes in activity.
3. Update BIOS: Updating your BIOS to the latest version can sometimes improve system stability and performance. Be sure to follow manufacturer instructions carefully when updating the BIOS.
4. Inspect Hardware: Check if all hardware components, especially the CPU cooler, are properly installed and functioning correctly. Ensure that there is proper thermal paste application between the CPU and the cooler.
5. Reset BIOS Settings: Resetting BIOS settings to default can sometimes resolve issues related to clock speed fluctuations. Be cautious when making changes in the BIOS and only do so if you are familiar with the settings.
6. Consider Professional Help: If the issue persists after trying these steps, it might be best to consult a computer technician or specialist who can diagnose the problem more thoroughly.
By following these additional steps, you may be able to pinpoint the cause of the CPU clock speed fluctuations and high temperatures. If the issue continues, seeking professional assistance is recommended to prevent any potential damage to your system.
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If you are experiencing high base clock speeds even at idle after a fresh install of Windows and ruling out malware and high CPU usage, there are a few more steps you can take to troubleshoot the issue:
1. Check BIOS Settings: Access your BIOS settings and check if there are any settings related to CPU clock speed or power management that may be causing the high base clock speeds. You can try resetting the BIOS to default settings to see if that resolves the issue.
2. Update Drivers: Ensure that all your drivers, especially the chipset and CPU drivers, are up to date. Outdated drivers can sometimes cause performance issues and high clock speeds.
3. Check for Background Processes: Even if CPU usage is low, there may be background processes causing the high base clock speeds. Use Task Manager to monitor processes and see if any specific application is causing the issue.
4. Monitor Temperatures: Use monitoring software to check the temperatures of your CPU. High base clock speeds can lead to increased temperatures, so it's important to ensure that your CPU is not overheating.
5. Power Options: In addition to the power plans in Windows, check if there are any additional power management settings in your BIOS that may be affecting CPU clock speeds.
6. Check for Windows Updates: Make sure your Windows installation is up to date with the latest updates. Sometimes, Windows updates can include fixes for performance-related issues.
If none of these steps resolve the issue, it may be beneficial to seek assistance from a computer technician or specialist who can diagnose the problem more thoroughly. High base clock speeds at idle can indicate an underlying hardware or software issue that may require professional attention.
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Setting the Processor power management minimum state to 1% and maximum state to 3% in the Advanced Power options for the Power Saver Mode plan can potentially lead to performance issues and may not be ideal for the overall health of your processor. Here are some considerations:
1. Performance Impact: By setting the minimum and maximum processor states to such low values, you are essentially limiting the CPU's ability to ramp up its clock speed when needed. This can result in sluggish performance, especially when running demanding tasks or applications.
2. Heat Management: While limiting the processor's clock speed can reduce heat output and power consumption, it may not be the most effective way to manage temperatures. Modern processors are designed to dynamically adjust their clock speeds based on workload to balance performance and heat generation.
3. Processor Lifespan: Constantly running the processor at very low clock speeds can potentially impact its lifespan. Processors are designed to handle varying workloads by dynamically adjusting clock speeds. Running the processor at very low speeds may not allow it to operate optimally.
4. Balanced Settings: It is generally recommended to use the Balanced or High Performance power plans for everyday use, as they provide a good balance between performance and power efficiency. The Power Saver plan is typically used to conserve battery life on laptops.
If you are experiencing high temperatures or power consumption, it's advisable to focus on improving system cooling, checking for background processes consuming resources, and ensuring that your system is free from dust and debris. If you are concerned about power consumption, using the Balanced power plan is a good compromise between performance and energy efficiency.
In summary, while setting the Processor power management to such low values may not immediately damage your processor, it can impact performance and longevity in the long run. Consider using more balanced power settings and focusing on other ways to manage system temperatures and power consumption.
s612viverde
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Try mo disable sysmain sa services.msc then restart.
Try mo rin maghanap ng software para ma check current temp ng CPU/GPU mo at least safe around mga 60 degrees celcius.
Try mo rin maghanap ng software para ma check current temp ng CPU/GPU mo at least safe around mga 60 degrees celcius.
s612viverde
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if hindi ka pa rin satisfied sa result, I highly recommend to downgrade sa Windows 10. Even sa work namin hindi namin encourage mag update or switch sa Win 11 dahil madami pa rin talagang bugs. Happy Lunch paroxysm.
Addition, try mo customize OS sa TeamOS: You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now.
dami mga lodi diyan pagdating sa pag cuztomize ng mga OS. Actually diyan galing OS ko.
so far wala naman ako issues both office and games
Sana nakatulong ...
Addition, try mo customize OS sa TeamOS: You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now.
dami mga lodi diyan pagdating sa pag cuztomize ng mga OS. Actually diyan galing OS ko.
so far wala naman ako issues both office and games
Sana nakatulong ...
Thank you Mamser. Eat well po.if hindi ka pa rin satisfied sa result, I highly recommend to downgrade sa Windows 10. Even sa work namin hindi namin encourage mag update or switch sa Win 11 dahil madami pa rin talagang bugs. Happy Lunch paroxysm.
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Addition, try mo customize OS sa TeamOS: You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now.
dami mga lodi diyan pagdating sa pag cuztomize ng mga OS. Actually diyan galing OS ko.
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so far wala naman ako issues both office and games
Sana nakatulong ...
Is this okay po? Di ako masyadong maalam eh. Gusto ko lang mag review nood youtube.
This is on Balanced Mode Brave Browser lang and yung Msi dragon center as well steam on the background.
s612viverde
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kung hindi ka naka aircon lods sa tingin ko normal lang yan.
By the way Desktop or Laptop?
By the way Desktop or Laptop?
Desktop po, no aircon din. Pero pag gaming naman around 50-60c yung cpu temp at highest settings Genshin impact without the blur motion. around 30-42 Watts power consumption im not sure if accurate siya. As for the Gpu i set it on power -50% running at 60watts tapos 52-58 fps. 80% sa Fan
s612viverde
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Copy. based dito sa reponse mo, normal lang naman results.
Anyway, pag may chance ka na mag try ng cutomize OS for sure dyan mo na mapag kukumpara yung performance
Pag may iba ka pang tanong, mention mo lang ako...
Out muna
TC lods.
nga pala naka RAMSTA SSD ka pa rin?
Aye thanks boss.Copy. based dito sa reponse mo, normal lang naman results.
Anyway, pag may chance ka na mag try ng cutomize OS for sure dyan mo na mapag kukumpara yung performance
Pag may iba ka pang tanong, mention mo lang ako...
Out muna
TC lods.
nga pala naka RAMSTA SSD ka pa rin?
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Hindi na boss nagpalit ako except sa ram.
I checked the bios baka eto? Parang naka set default siya at this 3500MHz
I'm using ghost spectre os yung bagong windows 11
s612viverde
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Yup nka default siya sa 3.5Ghz. If in case na may binago ka sa BIOS, I do suggest restore default mo muna then monitor result.
Opinion ko, pag dumating yung time na may budget and need mo uli mag upgrade especially sa SSD, better to choose Samsung. Gamit ko now Samsung 970 Evo Plus.
Why make the fuzz over nothing? you bought a CPU with a base line of 3.5ghz and you are complaining its idle at 3.5ghz? and what do you mean high or max speed? its literally the base line of ryzen 5600. the high speed of 5600 is 4.4ghz. you are literally running at its lowest speed.
this guys PC has a base line of 2.5ghz at its even running at 3.26ghz
this guys PC has a base line of 2.5ghz at its even running at 3.26ghz
is it possible to go lower to save power? i forgot 3.50hz pala yungg base clock ng ryzen 5 5600 pero last time kase before installing fresh os pag naka balance siya or power saving mode with no heavy application or game nasa 2.0- 2.9ghz lang siya sir. Thanks po. nasstress lang pala ako sa wala :v
nag cmos reset pako tapos hindi nag boboot T_T wala pala integrated yung cpu ***** talaga imbes sa gpu i saksak yung hdmi ay nako clown
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