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Why is one core speed massively different?
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I may be being thick but...
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Soldato
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Try putting the CPU under load using this CPU stress tester and see what happens.
Why is one core speed massively different?
Hi, out of interest what program is that your running?
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Why is one core speed massively different?
thats a really good program.
thanks for the link dude.
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I think that for a forum member of your experience you MAY have posted a tester to see if anyone can figure it out?
My theory is
That you have loaded AMD Overdrive
In advanced mode you have knocked the Core 0 multiplier back to x4
Applied the change
Run Speccy and taken a screenshot and posted it to test us.
In the meantime reverted the change in AMD overdrive and run OCCT and taken another screenshot ( just before it finshes ) and posted that
It's just a guess
My theory is
That you have loaded AMD Overdrive
In advanced mode you have knocked the Core 0 multiplier back to x4
Applied the change
Run Speccy and taken a screenshot and posted it to test us.
In the meantime reverted the change in AMD overdrive and run OCCT and taken another screenshot ( just before it finshes ) and posted that
It's just a guess
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Sounds like C1E to me.
Nothing to worry about.
Nothing to worry about.
I bought a Gigabyte UD5 and X1090T shortly after release and this was a bug at the time, for some reason disabling the power saving features were not working for the first core, they were supposed to be releasing a BIOS update to fix it but I got impatient and got rid.
So try updating your BIOS?
So try updating your BIOS?