Swapped in my new RAM\CPU\MOBO
Updated Bios.
Reset to factory Defaults.
Reboot.
Reset to factory Defaults.
Check Windows Mode. Was on balanced, now on "Power Saving" CPU Power State low 5% high 100%.
BIOS is 100% "Factor" no OC Feature enabled. RAM OC PRofile enabled is it.
My CPU is 4.15ghz and will not idle lower or fluctuate, according to HW INfo 4.15 is base 4.2 is boost.
This thing is running at full frequency\boost all the time, and using about 25w MORE than the Intel System it replaced, which was an even higher power CPU too.
I Googled this, apparently it's been an on-going known problem since last June (first I saw it).
Is there anyway to fix this or should I RMA this one? Is it a BIOS problem they can fix or?
Not so happy after this rebuild
I purposely got the 3600x as I want the lower power, not every-little-bit-o-performance as it's already > than the Intel Im' replacing regarding performance. So I'd rather not buy a higher power CPU :/
Updated Bios.
Reset to factory Defaults.
Reboot.
Reset to factory Defaults.
Check Windows Mode. Was on balanced, now on "Power Saving" CPU Power State low 5% high 100%.
BIOS is 100% "Factor" no OC Feature enabled. RAM OC PRofile enabled is it.
My CPU is 4.15ghz and will not idle lower or fluctuate, according to HW INfo 4.15 is base 4.2 is boost.
This thing is running at full frequency\boost all the time, and using about 25w MORE than the Intel System it replaced, which was an even higher power CPU too.
I Googled this, apparently it's been an on-going known problem since last June (first I saw it).
Is there anyway to fix this or should I RMA this one? Is it a BIOS problem they can fix or?
Not so happy after this rebuild
I purposely got the 3600x as I want the lower power, not every-little-bit-o-performance as it's already > than the Intel Im' replacing regarding performance. So I'd rather not buy a higher power CPU :/