Hardware Why does my processors multiplyer keep changing?

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Your motherboard probably has...I don't know the technical term, but basically it's a feature that underclocks your CPU when your computer isn't doing much and raises it back to normal (or your overclock) when it needs to.
 

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Zarcon said:
Your motherboard probably has...I don't know the technical term, but basically it's a feature that underclocks your CPU when your computer isn't doing much and raises it back to normal (or your overclock) when it needs to.

It's called speedstep. You may as well leave iton though as all it does is underclock your CPU when it is not being used to save power.
 

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