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Thanks again Mr. Mooneyham, that´s quality information for me since your values are in sync with mine.
WEI is the windows experience index. you can check my on my system specs info. its a easy way to compare specs... not so reliable but I dont want to spend your time.
QUOTING Lens Pirate:
"ALL PC's should be able to run at 100 percent...100 percent of the time. Other wise they are not designed correctly.
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Mr. Lens Pirate (or any other who wants to help),
When I run prime95 I do clock monitoring with everest´s overclock tab.
As prime95 runs I can see minimal clock variations from 2.700 - 3500GHZ, but after 10 or 15 minutes I can notice a DROP from 200x16 to 200x4 giving me 800MHz only. that DROP remains only for a few seconds and go back again to 3500GHZ. prime95 looks unawared for that drop... everything seems fine including processor usage... I mean if I dont really pay attention on the everest monitoring I cannot see that variation.
so... here goes the question... it looks I am NOT running 100% ALL THE TIME. is that variations only happens with me / my system? can you guys be 100% positive your CLOCKS are 100% ALL THE TIME? in every second during prime95 stress test?
I think this drop is NOT temperature related or cool and quite related. also happens with other overclock settings: 200x16.5 (stock V) - 200x17.5 or 212*16.5 (+150mV).
should I live with that expecting I will never stress my pc like that while in a game? or should I move on my mother board and PSU?
comments will be appreciated.
first screenshot: 15 minutes of prime95 - clock fluctuates from 2700 - 3492.3 MHz
second ss: 17 minutes of prime95 - clock drops down to 200 - 798.2 MHz just for 10-15 seconds.
the core temp log show the 15 sec clock variation. what can be causing that?
Last edited by tranqueirex; 12 Jan 2010 at 16:03. Reason: adding screenshots