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#SWITCHING SPEED OF A PROCSSOR HOW TO#
#SWITCHING SPEED OF A PROCSSOR DRIVERS#

#SWITCHING SPEED OF A PROCSSOR HOW TO#

RELATED: How to Use the New Task Manager in Windows 8 or 10 If you’re using a laptop, try to keep it on a flat surface where the rubber feet can allow air to pass under it, rather than using it on top of a blanket or mattress. If you’re using a desktop, make sure there’s some space around the case, not pushed up against a wall or in a closed cupboard.

Make sure your computer is well ventilated.

We have entire guides on cleaning out desktops and laptops. If it’s dusty, clean it out (especially the fans) with some compressed air.

Open your computer and check for dust buildup.

RELATED: Can You Build a Fanless Desktop PC? If your computer is getting hotter than you’d like, or your fans are louder than you’d like, you should do a couple of other things first: If you are using a laptop or other off-the-shelf computer (like a Dell), chances are your computer automatically controls its fans to some extent already. Its causing games while he plays them to freeze either from the CPU idling or other issues.Let’s start with a really simple question: Do you really need to customize your fan control? His problem isn't so much the CPU is jumping up and down for different usages. Yes, that's a normal power saving behaviour.

#SWITCHING SPEED OF A PROCSSOR DRIVERS#

The processor is an i7-3610qm, and i've been watching CPU-Z to notice the speed even when doing nothing the multiplier will go from 12 to 31 and only them for no reason but will be at 31 for most of the time even when doing nothing at all i also have updated my bios and drivers since i'm on a clean start from windows 8.1, i've also installed all of the windows updates I would look into making sure all the connections were tight, motherboard BIOS update, latest drivers, etc. The instability is unlikely due to varying CPU clockspeeds. You can demonstrate this by seeing the clockspeed in CPU-Z, and then starting SuperPi and you can see the clock speed increase, and then go back down as the task is completed. This was introduced with SpeedStep for mobile, but many chips do this now. You don't provide the actual processor model, but most modern chips are designed to adjust their speed based on the workload. You can try these in any order, just make sure you check temperature before adjusting the CPU power state. Though that still may not fix it and it may have no solution. If that also doesn't work, its possible your game has an issue or conflict with Windows 8.1, and you should try running it in compatibility mode with Windows 7. If that still doesn't fix it, uninstalla nd reinstall the graphics driver. Obviously this is bad for draining power but shouldn't cause any harm if your temps are good. You can set a minimal CPU state, and you can set it to be the max so it won't idle at all. Then go to advanced and find the Processor States option. If that still doesn't fix it, go into change the plan settings.

Make sure its in the performance or high performance mode. You know, where you change from "Power Saver", "Performance", "High Performance" etc. If the temps are fine, next you want to check the power settings. Although, it will drop down to 1.2ghz to protect it from heat as you said and even shut down if need be.

Its important to start with this because if it is getting too hot the other possible solutions could be harmful. Use MSI Afterburner, that can watch the temp of the CPU and the GPU and game for a while. First, you should check the temperature while gaming. Though if you are seeing literally freezes in games and major slow down then it is doing it too much. It runs at the lowest setting it can to save as much power as possible. The CPU also changes depending on the usage.