in cpu z i see my cpu keep jumping from around 3700mhz to about 4200mhz is this right!!!!! its constantly changing really quickly please help
Modern Windows10 systems are never idle. There's hundreds of threads waiting to do something, dozens of active processes in the background. It might start indexing files on the drive a few moments after you stop moving the mouse or typing, for instance, or checking for updates and downloading them or any of dozens of other housekeeping actions.That’s the thing though that is idle so idk if that’s right
It’s a ryzen 9 3900x and the board is an ASUS tug gaming x570 wifi and I’ve got ddr4 Corsair rob pro ram 16gb clocked at 3200mhz, stock ryzen cooler, g5 supernova evga 750w psuWhat are your system spec's...CPU and motherboard especially?
That's perfectly normal and how Ryzen works. It boosts single cores aggressively to max clocks to finish off transient processes quickly and return to idle.It’s a ryzen 9 3900x and the board is an ASUS tug gaming x570 wifi
That’s the thing though that is idle so idk if that’s rightThat's perfectly normal and how Ryzen works. It boosts single cores aggressively to max clocks to finish off transient processes quickly and return to idle.
Modern Windows10 systems are never idle. There's hundreds of threads waiting to do something, dozens of active processes in the background. It might start indexing files on the drive a few moments after you stop moving the mouse or typing, for instance, or checking for updates and downloading them or any of dozens of other housekeeping actions.That’s the thing though that is idle so idk if that’s right
Modern Windows10 systems are never idle. There's hundreds of threads waiting to do something, dozens of active processes in the background. It might start indexing files on the drive a few moments after you stop moving the mouse or typing, for instance, or checking for updates and downloading them or any of dozens of other housekeeping actions.
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Oh ok thanks for your help and information