I was doing some underclock into my i7 980x since I was mining bitcoin with my gpu and didn´t want my cpu stressing too much. So, I set the multiplier to 22 (2,9 gHz). When I stopped I went to the bios and set the multiplier back to 26 (3,46 gHz) (a bit higher than the base clock). However, both the windows 10 task manager and CPU-Z say I'm still at 2,9 (gHz). At first, I tought it was just a visual glitch, so I went to GTA V and run the benchmark, and indeed it was getting lower FPS than previously. Then I run cinebench, And instead of the 665 I was getting, now it is 602. Do you guys have any idea on how to get back to, at least, the base clock? (I tried later setting the multiplier back to 25, which is the base multiplier, and it still didn't work)
My motherboard is the lga 1366 gigabyte guerilla killer, btw.
My motherboard is the lga 1366 gigabyte guerilla killer, btw.
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