Hello all,
I recently bought an Intel i7 4970K processor and have installed it in an Asus Maximus VII Hero motherboard. I have overclocked the processor using Asus Dual Intelligent Processor 5 utility to a maximum frequency of 4.8 GHz. Everything seems to be going okay with the overclocking and it’s pretty stable. The only thing that bothers me is that when I go to Windows Resource Monitor window the maximum frequency is very erratic.
Please take a look at the following screenshot which shows that the maximum frequency being displayed by Windows resource Monitor window can sometimes go up to more than 200%. I would expect the maximum frequency to go up to as high of 120%. I’m basing this calculation of 120% frequency based on a base clock of 4 GHz. If there’s an increase of 800 MHz based on the base clock I’m basing my calculation of 800 MHz divided by 4 GHz is an increase of 20% over the base clock. However I do not understand how it is that the Resource Monitor is calculating a 200% increase.
Any thoughts?
I recently bought an Intel i7 4970K processor and have installed it in an Asus Maximus VII Hero motherboard. I have overclocked the processor using Asus Dual Intelligent Processor 5 utility to a maximum frequency of 4.8 GHz. Everything seems to be going okay with the overclocking and it’s pretty stable. The only thing that bothers me is that when I go to Windows Resource Monitor window the maximum frequency is very erratic.
Please take a look at the following screenshot which shows that the maximum frequency being displayed by Windows resource Monitor window can sometimes go up to more than 200%. I would expect the maximum frequency to go up to as high of 120%. I’m basing this calculation of 120% frequency based on a base clock of 4 GHz. If there’s an increase of 800 MHz based on the base clock I’m basing my calculation of 800 MHz divided by 4 GHz is an increase of 20% over the base clock. However I do not understand how it is that the Resource Monitor is calculating a 200% increase.
Any thoughts?
