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Default [Answered] CPU not running at full... HELP

Hi there all, im new here and i am a nooby at this sort of thing.

ok here we go

i got a q6600 cpu (Second hand) and have had a number of problems. ill start by telling you the specs of my pc.

Gigabyte GA-P35-DS4
Elixir 2 gig ram
NIVIDA 8800GTS CARD
Q6600 2.40GHZ CPU
OS: XP PRO SP2

When i installed the cpu i updated the bios to version f11 as instructed
i downloaded Intel(R) Processor ID Utility and ran it, this is telling me that it is running at 1.59ghz, (which i think it should be running at 2.40ghz?)

i have ran the tool that is stated in another post on here called SIW. and this is what it is telling me.
Property Value
Number of CPU(s) One Physical Processor / 4 Cores / 4 Logical Processors / 64 bits
Vendor GenuineIntel
CPU Full Name Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600
CPU Name Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU Q6600 @ 2.40GHz
CPU Code Name Kentsfield
Technology 0.065µ
Platform Name LGA775
Type Original OEM processor
FSB Mode QDR
Platform ID 4
Microcode ID B6
Type ID 0
CPU Clock 1600.03
System Bus Clock -1.0
System Clock 266.67
Multiplier 6.00
Original Clock 2400.00
Original Bus Clock 1066.67
Original System Clock 266.67
Original Multiplier 9.00
L2 Cache Speed 1600.03 MHz
L2 Cache Speed Full
CPU Family / Model / Stepping 6 / F / B
Cache 32 KB L1 I-Cache, 32 KB L1 D-Cache, 4096 KB L2 Cache
Instructions MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, EM64T, XD, VT, MSR, SpeedStep
Architecture x86


i also keep getting the bsod, mainly when im playing games. such as cod4 and crysis.
i have installed a new OS (xp pro) hoping this may solve the problem. which it did'nt
here are 3 of the errors i have had so far:

0xc0000005, 0xBF9C7007, 0XB5731C6C, 0X00000000 Dxg-sys-address BF9C7007
Which i think is a Direct x graphics driver problem
next
PFN_LIST_CORRUPT 0X0000004E
next
page_fault_in_nonpaged_area 0x00000050


any help on these problems PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE.

but please keep in mind. i am very new to this and would need it spelt out..

i thank you very much for reading this longwinded stuff lol.


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Hi --welcome to PCHF

Here you go...

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/24...ong-multiplier

and if I may ... a tip to save you having to type out your specs:

suggest-- when you repost-- go into "User CP" "edit options" --scroll down the list.
List all your hardware in the spaces be sure to list the Brands and Model Numbers
-- at the top-- there is an option to "allow others to view my specs"-- click on yes.
It saves a lot of time between posts if while you check something I can go look up your motherboard manufacturer's site and read the manual.

You can also list your OS...all this is a great time-saver for us-- we can view everything quickly to refresh our memories... as we are all working multiple threads at once.
This would be automatic from that point on-- so if you have another problem six months from now-- we can instantly know what you have.


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Default Re: CPU not running at full... HELP

thanks for the help
cpu now running at 2.4ghz

still have problems with the bsod

owell can have it all

thanks again for the help on the cpu


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Default Re: CPU not running at full... HELP

Hi sportskin, ill mark this thread as Answered and close it so it doesnt confuse people trying to help you with your other post. In future could you not double post as this actually makes it harder to help you

Welcome to PCHF, enjoy your stay

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