Cpu underclock

[Tonikallinn]

Is there a possibility that my Cpu might be underclocking when it shouldn't? My pc has gotten slower, i get 50 fps in CSGO and i realized that everytime that the game drops in fps the cpu speed goes down in task manager.

[faziten]

It is possible. Post your rig hardware. Different cpu's have different known issues. (Also set windows to maximum performance.)

[Tonikallinn]

On 12/22/2016 at 6:44 PM, faziten said:

It is possible. Post your rig hardware. Different cpu's have different known issues. (Also set windows to maximum performance.)

Sorry how late i am to respond, pc became okay until later today.

Just tried resetting the CMOS so it doesn't seem to be that

Not sure which specs you needed so i copy pasted the whole thing

Case : Corsair Carbide 100R 
Motherboard : MSI Z170A-G45 Gaming 
CPU : Intel Core i7-6700K 
RAM : G.Skill Ripjaws 16GB 2400MHz 
GPU : MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X 8GB 
PSU : EVGA SuperNOVA G2 850W 
Storage : 240GB SDD + 2TB SSHD

[Tonikallinn]

And then there's this screenshot i have of CPU-Z

Same speed whether i am in game or not, the pc is slow while browsing as well. Had the pc for like 4 months before this started, then it fixed itself the day before it was supposed to go to fixing but then the problem game again like a month later

[Tonikallinn]

I can confirm that it seems to be Intel Adaptive Thermal Monitor which seems to be the problem, tried turning it off and the cpu worked as intended. I looked at the temperatures of course and they did not go over 50. 

Edited December 24, 2016 by Tonikallinn
Wrong name for the name of the setting

[faziten]

On 12/24/2016 at 0:54 AM, Tonikallinn said:

I can confirm that it seems to be Intel Adaptive Thermal Monitor which seems to be the problem, tried turning it off and the cpu worked as intended. I looked at the temperatures of course and they did not go over 50. 

If it's an intel power saving problem, a BIOS update should get rid of it. Use non-Beta BIOSes to discard unkown problems. 

[Tonikallinn]

3 minutes ago, faziten said:

If it's an intel power saving problem, a BIOS update should get rid of it. Use non-Beta BIOSes to discard unkown problems. 

I already tried that. Saw a post on some other site where someone was having this problem and MSI THEMSELVES asked him to try and disabling it