this may seem weird, but do you have the latest windows 7 updates? that seemed to fix this problem for me with my phenom2 960T, not sure if it will be the same for intel setups tho.
this may seem weird, but do you have the latest windows 7 updates? that seemed to fix this problem for me with my phenom2 960T, not sure if it will be the same for intel setups tho.
yes, very very weird.
I am currently using Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit with full updates
its very weird cause I am not crashing on full load too the fact that windows 7 sees the i7 clocked at 5.80 gigs, now that is weird.
no problem or BSOD or autorestart, basically no problems.
must be Windows 7 is buggy with the z68 or 1155 chipset.
Message edited by mouaher on 02-06-2012 at 07:59:37 AM
i wouldnt worry to much about the cpu clock speed windows is detecting, if cpu-z is showing 4ghz then that is right.
prior to which ever update fixed this problem for me windows would never take into account the clock speed of the fsb, it would always show default fsb (200) X the multiplier.
It seems like windows uses what info it gathers when it is first installed, and stores it in the registy.
Like right now, I'm running a stock 2.5ghz q8300 at 3.1ghz and windows still says 2.5ghz... but it don't affect anything.... I think of it as an "idiot light" lol
This is not a problem. The clock displayed after "@" is the stock one and will always stay at 3.40 GHz for you.
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Windows always tries to tell me my i5-2500k is running at it's stock 3.3GHz too, but CPU-Z and BIOS both tell me it's at 4.0GHz (which is what I set it at )