i5 5200u jumping from 2.5ghz to 0.8 and back

[siaan312]

well, I need to fix a laptop cause its slow
one of the problems I found on it, was that the cpu was going extremely slow
and saw it was stuck on 0.8ghz, I went to find something about it and found that putting high performance mode will help and I did and now it goes from 1.2ghz to sometimes 2.7ghz which is the max turbo mode. 2.2ghz is the base clock which it jumps around. the voltage is also not normal, it goes from 0.89 to 1.018 which is a huge change (have tried overclocking my own i7-8700k and found out how huge a 0.05 change is)
is there a way to set a voltage which will not change?
i want to keep the laptop at 2.2ghz no more than that.

 

[Rdslw]

well, I need to fix a laptop cause its slow
one of the problems I found on it, was that the cpu was going extremely slow
and saw it was stuck on 0.8ghz, I went to find something about it and found that putting high performance mode will help and I did and now it goes from 1.2ghz to sometimes 2.7ghz which is the max turbo mode. 2.2ghz is the base clock which it jumps around. the voltage is also not normal, it goes from 0.89 to 1.018 which is a huge change (have tried overclocking my own i7-8700k and found out how huge a 0.05 change is)
is there a way to set a voltage which will not change?
i want to keep the laptop at 2.2ghz no more than that.

base clock will jump around. Its a FEATURE that makes sure CPU will save as much heat and battery power as it can. its 100% normal. my cpu can go all from 0.78 Ghz to 3.7 GHz.
if you lock it on top speed you will loose both SPEED AND BATTERY time. If cpu will waste time in full speed, it will use battery and make only HEAT. When you will want it to turbo, it will be stoped by that HEAT.
what you can do is move that moment WHEN it goes down. but don't block it or you will have it even slower....

what you need is all here:
https://www.glarysoft.com/
get free version, run defrag, cleanups etc.... DONT TOUCH CPU.

 

[siaan312]

well, I need to fix a laptop cause its slow
one of the problems I found on it, was that the cpu was going extremely slow
and saw it was stuck on 0.8ghz, I went to find something about it and found that putting high performance mode will help and I did and now it goes from 1.2ghz to sometimes 2.7ghz which is the max turbo mode. 2.2ghz is the base clock which it jumps around. the voltage is also not normal, it goes from 0.89 to 1.018 which is a huge change (have tried overclocking my own i7-8700k and found out how huge a 0.05 change is)
is there a way to set a voltage which will not change?
i want to keep the laptop at 2.2ghz no more than that. my desktop i7 8700k is at 1.072 voltage and never changes
and the clock speed is 3700 and will only change to like 3710 and 3690 which is nothing like the 1.5ghz change in 1 second. also thing kind of change in voltage can and will damage this cpu, im asking how to make it a set non changing voltage


base clock will jump around. Its a FEATURE that makes sure CPU will save as much heat and battery power as it can. its 100% normal. my cpu can go all from 0.78 Ghz to 3.7 GHz.
if you lock it on top speed you will loose both SPEED AND BATTERY time. If cpu will waste time in full speed, it will use battery and make only HEAT. When you will want it to turbo, it will be stoped by that HEAT.
what you can do is move that moment WHEN it goes down. but don't block it or you will have it even slower....

what you need is all here:
https://www.glarysoft.com/
get free version, run defrag, cleanups etc.... DONT TOUCH CPU.

I know what you mean but I want to keep it at 2.2ghz stat. no more no less ever

 

[SkyNetRising]

I know what you mean but I want to keep it at 2.2ghz stat. no more no less ever

If you're sure, you want this, then

• disable turbo boost - this will prevent going over base frequency;
  then disable EIST - this will prevent going below base frequency.

 

[siaan312]

I know what you mean but I want to keep it at 2.2ghz stat. no more no less ever

If you're sure, you want this, then

• disable turbo boost - this will prevent going over base frequency;
  then disable EIST - this will prevent going below base frequency.

where do I do those? I know turbo mode is in the bios but haven't found a way to actually enter the bios on this laptop

 

[SkyNetRising]

In BIOS obviously, but those BIOS options are not always available.
Read manufacturer support documents for your laptop model.

 

[siaan312]

In BIOS obviously, but those BIOS options are not always available.
Read manufacturer support documents for your laptop model.

found how to enter bios and disabled the turbo. cannot find the eist smthn smthn u said

 

[SkyNetRising]

found how to enter bios and disabled the turbo. cannot find the eist smthn smthn u said

EIST = Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology. Look for something like Intel Speed Step or similar.