Windows 7: Processor speed reduced

INTEL(R) PENTIUM(R) 4 CPU 3 GHZ(2 CPUs)'S SUB SCORE REDUCED TO 1.8
CAN ANY ONE HELP ME

Or its the power saving kicking in or it has a really dirty heatsink causing throttle down to reduce heat.

Note that Desktop Pentium 4 does not have speedstep technology so even if you choose power saver mode, the processor will still run at its normal frequency. I believe that speedstep was only available on Pentium M back then.

There are 2 possibilities that I can think of.
1. Throttling due to overheating (Most Probable cause). Clean the fans, heatsink and repaste CPU. You are probably using the original thermal paste. It might have lost its thermal conductivity a bit leading to throttling.

2. You underclocked/undervolted the CPU (least probable cause) in the BIOS. If #1 didn't work, try to reset the bios to defaults and then update the BIOS.

I've got
Processor Fan Speed 2220
Processor Temp 97 C
Internal Temp 38 C
Remote Temp 37 C


is it normal???

Your processor is dangerously close to being fried! Critical temperature for most Intel Processors is 100 degrees Celcius. After that CPUs throttle a lot (this is why your scores are much lower than they should) to reduce heat or your computer completely shuts down like you've just pulled the plug. You should update your BIOS since the fan speed is pretty low at 2220 rpm and it's supposed to spin at a much more rpm ~4000rpm or more if your processor is very hot. I am now positive that the CPU's heat spreader is not making good contact with the heatsink. Therefore your thermal paste has failed and is in dire need of replacement. Buy some Arctic silver 5 thermal compund for around $10 online and repaste your CPU. You should notice immediate bump in performance. The optimum temperatures for CPUs is around 30 - 40 oC idle and 50 - 65 oC full load depending on the room temperature.

To add a little to theveterans post. Don't use your computer until you find and fix the problem or you will have a short lived toaster.

ok thanks for the suggestion and how can i update BIOS???

Worry about updating your bios later. At the present get that computer lack of cooling problem repaired. You could set your bios to default by removing power from the computer. Unplug it from the wall and remove the motherboard battery. Then hold the power button on the computer down for a couple of minutes. Filling in your system specs would help a lot. You might have a toaster all ready with those temps.
1. Repair the over heating problem.
2. Bios set to default
Please investigate and read this.
Arctic Silver, Inc. - Instructions

I replace the fan, update bios but nothing improves the temperature, fan speed is same.....
what should i do next?