This is my system:
AMD FX-6100 six-core @ 3,3 GHz
MSI 760gm-p23 (fx)
2 4GB Corsair DDR3 Ram sticks @ 667 MHz
Asus Nvidia GTX560Ti DC II TOP @ 900 MHz 1GB GDDR5
2 Seagate barracuda drives of 250GB
OS: Win 7 Ultimate 64 bit
OCZ PSU @ 650W
this happens, only during the newer games:
the speed, multiplier and core voltage of my processor drop from 3,3 GHz 16.5 x and 1.280 to 1,4 GHz, 7.0 x and 0.872. these values do not go back up when I quit the game. It happens rather quickly during BF3 and it takes a little longer to happen during Skyrim. It does not happen during the first witcher game (to my knowledge) it seems to have to do with the intense use of the CPU.
I've tried disabling AMD Cool 'n Quiet and C1E, and changing my processor speeds in BIOS from auto to the stock values. But this did not do anything.
AMD FX-6100 six-core @ 3,3 GHz
MSI 760gm-p23 (fx)
2 4GB Corsair DDR3 Ram sticks @ 667 MHz
Asus Nvidia GTX560Ti DC II TOP @ 900 MHz 1GB GDDR5
2 Seagate barracuda drives of 250GB
OS: Win 7 Ultimate 64 bit
OCZ PSU @ 650W
this happens, only during the newer games:
the speed, multiplier and core voltage of my processor drop from 3,3 GHz 16.5 x and 1.280 to 1,4 GHz, 7.0 x and 0.872. these values do not go back up when I quit the game. It happens rather quickly during BF3 and it takes a little longer to happen during Skyrim. It does not happen during the first witcher game (to my knowledge) it seems to have to do with the intense use of the CPU.
I've tried disabling AMD Cool 'n Quiet and C1E, and changing my processor speeds in BIOS from auto to the stock values. But this did not do anything.