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    Spoonii got a reaction from leon1912 in ASUS Laptop clockspeed is really low   
    Change your power plan profile to high performance.
    Go to advanced settings and set Processor power management to max.
     
    Note: you will drain the battery FAST
     

     

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    Spoonii got a reaction from leon1912 in ASUS Laptop clockspeed is really low   
    Seems legit.
     
    The multiplier on that is 4-23 with no turbo. So it is definitely within normal frequency range.
    https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/88180/intel-core-i3-6100u-processor-3m-cache-2-30-ghz.html
     
    Its just the power profile/battery holding the clocks back.
     
     
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    Spoonii reacted to 5x5 in ASUS Laptop clockspeed is really low   
    That's also normal - your battery is physically not capable of powering the CPU to its maximum performance state. That's why you need an adapter if you want to do anything intensive
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    Spoonii got a reaction from Zando_ in ASUS Laptop clockspeed is really low   
    Seems legit.
     
    The multiplier on that is 4-23 with no turbo. So it is definitely within normal frequency range.
    https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/88180/intel-core-i3-6100u-processor-3m-cache-2-30-ghz.html
     
    Its just the power profile/battery holding the clocks back.
     
     
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    Spoonii got a reaction from 5x5 in ASUS Laptop clockspeed is really low   
    Seems legit.
     
    The multiplier on that is 4-23 with no turbo. So it is definitely within normal frequency range.
    https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/88180/intel-core-i3-6100u-processor-3m-cache-2-30-ghz.html
     
    Its just the power profile/battery holding the clocks back.
     
     
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    Spoonii reacted to 5x5 in ASUS Laptop clockspeed is really low   
    That's the normal idle clockspeed for his CPU on battery.
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    Spoonii reacted to 5x5 in 9700k going to 85C on base clock   
    @Spoonii thanks ?, she's a gem. Wish she had more screen time but alas, Xenos have to eat ?
     
    Also, very very nice post. That's basically all bases covered.
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    Spoonii got a reaction from 5x5 in 9700k going to 85C on base clock   
    I would suggest to remount the CPU cooler with new high quality thermal paste and ensure mounting pressure is sufficient.
    Clear CMOS to ensure all your voltages are reset to factory default. (your clocks may be stock but your voltage may not be).
    Check if your Mobo BIOS has Multi Core Enhancement (MCE) or equivalent enabled, this pushes all cores to max turbo, instead of just the designated best core as per Intel spec. - This really drove the heat up on my system and was turned off to reduce heat under load as I do not require that level of performance as of right now.
     
    Check the airflow in the case is good, you may need to cable manage and clean dust filters of any intakes.
    Consider adding additional fans if needed for better exhausting heat.
     
    Check your fan speed curves and power profile of your machine, set to performance if not already done.
    Try out a new fan configuration, Push, Pull, Push/Pull apparently does make a difference to thermals as does the placement of the fans.
     
     
    As a last resort, and only if necessary, consider unvolting the CPU to reduce heat and power consumption. This is trick the miners did a few years back to improve longevity and efficiency of a rig, but it will compromise performance and stability for everyday general use.
     
    Loving the picture of the big nosed pilot chick from Aliens btw.  
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    Spoonii got a reaction from Zando_ in 9700k going to 85C on base clock   
    I would suggest to remount the CPU cooler with new high quality thermal paste and ensure mounting pressure is sufficient.
    Clear CMOS to ensure all your voltages are reset to factory default. (your clocks may be stock but your voltage may not be).
    Check if your Mobo BIOS has Multi Core Enhancement (MCE) or equivalent enabled, this pushes all cores to max turbo, instead of just the designated best core as per Intel spec. - This really drove the heat up on my system and was turned off to reduce heat under load as I do not require that level of performance as of right now.
     
    Check the airflow in the case is good, you may need to cable manage and clean dust filters of any intakes.
    Consider adding additional fans if needed for better exhausting heat.
     
    Check your fan speed curves and power profile of your machine, set to performance if not already done.
    Try out a new fan configuration, Push, Pull, Push/Pull apparently does make a difference to thermals as does the placement of the fans.
     
     
    As a last resort, and only if necessary, consider unvolting the CPU to reduce heat and power consumption. This is trick the miners did a few years back to improve longevity and efficiency of a rig, but it will compromise performance and stability for everyday general use.
     
    Loving the picture of the big nosed pilot chick from Aliens btw.  
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    Spoonii got a reaction from Ryujin2003 in Looking for a gaming mouse with some serious functionality.   
    No time wasted, I appreciate all replies.
     
    I'll add it to the list for comparison.
     
    Thanks.
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