While I'm aware of this sticky thread: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/247006-28-running-full-speed-wrong-multiplier, I could not find an answer in it to this problem.
My Asus motherboard's BIOS (Phoenix Award) has a setting called "Enhanced Intel Speedstep Tech" and by default, it's Disabled and left as is. However, CPU-Z reports that my C2D E8200 is not running at the full 2.66GHz (see screenshot below). My question is that if Speedstep is disabled, why is the core speed lower?
My Asus motherboard's BIOS (Phoenix Award) has a setting called "Enhanced Intel Speedstep Tech" and by default, it's Disabled and left as is. However, CPU-Z reports that my C2D E8200 is not running at the full 2.66GHz (see screenshot below). My question is that if Speedstep is disabled, why is the core speed lower?