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Windows 10 Shows 5,34 ghz on task manager, with overclocked i5-2500k. Whats the problem?

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You want true Mhz use CPU-Z and what not.

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Is this a bug? I overclocked my i5-2500k with the OC Genie button on my motherboard, because im lazy to go on bios. And its locked on 5,34ghz

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15 minutes ago, Jonzka said:

Is this a bug? I overclocked my i5-2500k with the OC Genie button on my motherboard, because im lazy to go on bios. And its locked on 5,34ghz

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Looks like winblows has software overclocked you to hell and back.  Do not pay attention to it as for a lot of people it doesn't show the true Mhz and what not.

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You want true Mhz use CPU-Z and what not.

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11 minutes ago, Turtle Rig said:

You want true Mhz use CPU-Z and what not.

Thanks for the help! ?

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