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Do you have Intel SpeedStep enabled? This should automatically set the clocks down if there is no load.

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It's supposed to run at 4.6GHz, as that is its all-core boost.

Is Multicore Enhancement turned on in the BIOS? That might be the reason it's running at its single-core boost on all cores. 

That being said, if thermals and noise are not a problem, 4.9GHz is perfectly safe assuming voltages are under control.

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what would you gain by slowing it down?

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