CPU Overclocking
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Solved by Bonesy,
I don't recommend disabling speedstep, it does it's job. and does it well. However, if you don't like it for whatever reason, make sure your power-saving settings within OS are set to always on/max performance. And you can check your BIOS for your CPU EIST function...that is essentially speedstep. Just to clarify though, your PC is operating as it should be, and your 4.6 Ghz speed is active.
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