I7 6700k at 800MHz

[Slate :P]

9 hours ago, DocSwag said:

Could you remind me again in about 9 1/2 hours? I get home then and I also have a Z170 MSI board, so I could look in the settings and see where you can fix the CPU frequency.

hello

[Slate :P]

12 hours ago, DocSwag said:

Oops I meant c states  been looking at too much ryzen stuff. Frequency still goes down?

when it drops down to the .76 ghz i see the CPU voltage drops to .77 volts could the power supply be causing an issue?

[DocSwag]

47 minutes ago, Slate said:

hello

Aha. Could you click the CPU ratio and set it to 40? After that under the adjusted CPU frequency it should say CPU ratio mode. Click it and set it to fixed.

[DocSwag]

16 minutes ago, Slate said:

when it drops down to the .76 ghz i see the CPU voltage drops to .77 volts could the power supply be causing an issue?

I really doubt it tbh, what psu is this?

[Tedster]

17 minutes ago, Slate said:

when it drops down to the .76 ghz i see the CPU voltage drops to .77 volts could the power supply be causing an issue?

Or the VRMs on the motherboard?

[Slate :P]

Just now, DocSwag said:

I really doubt it tbh, what psu is this?

i dont know the model number but its a 600w corsair bronze 

[Slate :P]

2 minutes ago, DocSwag said:

Aha. Could you click the CPU ratio and set it to 40? After that under the adjusted CPU frequency it should say CPU ratio mode. Click it and set it to fixed.

ill try this right now 

[DocSwag]

Just now, Slate said:

i dont know the model number but its a 600w corsair bronze 

hm could you see if you can figure out the exact model? Shouldn't matter too much for this tho

[Slate :P]

9 minutes ago, Slate said:

ill try this right now 

 

14 minutes ago, DocSwag said:

Aha. Could you click the CPU ratio and set it to 40? After that under the adjusted CPU frequency it should say CPU ratio mode. Click it and set it to fixed.

After doing this im now running at 4.01 GHz and haven't seen it drop yet, ill monitor it for the next couple of days to see if it happens again. Thanks for your help!  

[Slate :P]

32 minutes ago, DocSwag said:

Aha. Could you click the CPU ratio and set it to 40? After that under the adjusted CPU frequency it should say CPU ratio mode. Click it and set it to fixed.

ok so under task manager it says 4.01 but in nzxt CAM it shows the core clock as 800mhz still and when i go in game im getting the same 20-30 fps i was getting before 

[samiscool51]

56 minutes ago, Slate said:

when it drops down to the .76 ghz i see the CPU voltage drops to .77 volts could the power supply be causing an issue?

system would of died because their wasn't enough power, the CPU needs a minimum amount of power to function

i think for skylake it's 1.5-1.6 volts

7 minutes ago, Slate said:

ok so under task manager it says 4.01 but in nzxt CAM it shows the core clock as 800mhz still and when i go in game im getting the same 20-30 fps i was getting before 

hmm.....

try a different compatible CPU and see if you get the same results (if you can, i know some people don't have spare parts laying around)

[Slate :P]

3 minutes ago, samiscool51 said:

system would of died because their wasn't enough power, the CPU needs a minimum amount of power to function

i think for skylake it's 1.5-1.6 volts

hmm.....

try a different compatible CPU and see if you get the same results (if you can, i know some people don't have spare parts laying around)

unfortunately this is the only cpu i have 

[Slate :P]

11 minutes ago, samiscool51 said:

system would of died because their wasn't enough power, the CPU needs a minimum amount of power to function

i think for skylake it's 1.5-1.6 volts

hmm.....

try a different compatible CPU and see if you get the same results (if you can, i know some people don't have spare parts laying around)

 

55 minutes ago, DocSwag said:

Aha. Could you click the CPU ratio and set it to 40? After that under the adjusted CPU frequency it should say CPU ratio mode. Click it and set it to fixed.

cpuz shows the multiplier as 8 but it still says 40 in the bios 

[DocSwag]

8 hours ago, Slate said:

 

cpuz shows the multiplier as 8 but it still says 40 in the bios 

And you set it to fixed right?

 

A few things you could try:

-Updating bios

-clearing cmos

-playing around with LLC a bit, maybe try putting it at level 1 or 2

[Slate :P]

9 hours ago, DocSwag said:

And you set it to fixed right?

 

A few things you could try:

-Updating bios

-clearing cmos

-playing around with LLC a bit, maybe try putting it at level 1 or 2

bios is on the most recent version 
cleared the cmos 
not sure what LLC is 

 

[DocSwag]

1 minute ago, Slate said:

bios is on the most recent version 
cleared the cmos 
not sure what LLC is 

 

It controls how aggressive the mobo is about vdroop.

[Slate :P]

1 minute ago, DocSwag said:

It controls how aggressive the mobo is about vdroop.

where would i go in the bios to adjust this?

[DocSwag]

1 minute ago, Slate said:

where would i go in the bios to adjust this?

I'm not too sure  you could look in the OC settings, though it might be in the mobo settings as well.

[Slate :P]

4 hours ago, DocSwag said:

I'm not too sure  you could look in the OC settings, though it might be in the mobo settings as well.

its still fluctuating while its supposed to be locked but still always showing 4.01 in task manager. does the 8-40 in the multiplier mean anything?

[DocSwag]

10 hours ago, Slate said:

its still fluctuating while its supposed to be locked but still always showing 4.01 in task manager. does the 8-40 in the multiplier mean anything?

That just tells you the range in which the multiplier can jump.

 

At this point, the best I can really think of is just to reinstall windows  

[charlesfire]

Hi

 

i had same problem there is 2 method

 

first see this forum page

 

after i say  this on forum it fix my  problem  and i use the software mention on post  ThrottleStop 

 

Second solution  rma your motherboard to msi

 

hope it help you

[Slate :P]

22 minutes ago, charlesfire said:

Hi

 

i had same problem there is 2 method

 

first see this forum page

 

after i say  this on forum it fix my  problem  and i use the software mention on post  ThrottleStop 

 

Second solution  rma your motherboard to msi

 

hope it help you

Ok thank you, i will try to disable the intel adaptive thermal monitor as suggested in that thread and if that doesn't work ill download that program  

[charlesfire]

do not forget switch on motherboard
 

Regarding your concern,firstly,please make sure that the Slow 1 switch is setted to Normal mode.Secondly,if the issue persists,kindly please enter bios to set the Intel Adaptive Thermal Monitor to disabled to check again.Please refer to image below for a try.Thanks!
 

and if does work use ThrottleStop this is my setting in image