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Weird Vista bug maybe 3.83Ghz???

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Look at this:




Looks like a bug or something,Even the ram I think...
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You have not given me enough info to be certain about what you are saying. But let me guess.

Vista says your 2.4Ghz is at 3.83Ghz? Core temp says 3.4Ghz? Correct? Well why the Vista hating. Core temp says 425 bus? It uses an 8x multiplier? I don't know why as your CPU is a 9x multiplier. And funny thing is 425x9=3.825Ghz (3.83). Why is Core Temp misreading multiplier or why is CPU downclocking multiplier? I don't know but not a Vista issue.

Not sure on your RAM question. You have 4GB's Vista says so. 533x2 (DDR) is 1066 which is PC-8500 so what am I not getting?
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You have not given me enough info to be certain about what you are saying. But let me guess.

Vista says your 2.4Ghz is at 3.83Ghz? Core temp says 3.4Ghz? Correct? Well why the Vista hating. Core temp says 425 bus? It uses an 8x multiplier? I don't know why as your CPU is a 9x multiplier. And funny thing is 425x9=3.825Ghz (3.83). Why is Core Temp misreading multiplier or why is CPU downclocking multiplier? I don't know but not a Vista issue.

Not sure on your RAM question. You have 4GB's Vista says so. 533x2 (DDR) is 1066 which is PC-8500 so what am I not getting?
Multiplier is at 425 8x = 3.4Ghz. Never mind about the ram.
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vista will detects the default multi. most programs will. your ram 533x2 and it detects asp2 6400. ram will detect at a lower mhz so the system can boot
Cool not a Vista issue.

Why is Core Temp saying 8x as I said.

Can we agree the Q6600 uses a 9x multiplier? 266x4=1066? 266x9=2.4. 266x8=2.1.

Why not post what CPU-Z says about CPU? Is it just Core temp being incorrect?

I need to see CPU-Z before I can tell or say you have a bad OC that is likely for thermal reasons downclocking.

At this point I can't say much but Vista is correct.
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Cool not a Vista issue.

Why is Core Temp saying 8x as I said.

Can we agree the Q6600 uses a 9x multiplier? 266x4=1066? 266x9=2.4. 266x8=2.1.

Why not post what CPU-Z says about CPU? Is it just Core temp being incorrect?

I need to see CPU-Z before I can tell or say you have a bad OC that is likely for thermal reasons downclocking.

At this point I can't say much but Vista is correct.

please read

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Multiplier is at 425 8x = 3.4Ghz. Never mind about the ram.

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Cool not a Vista issue.

Why is Core Temp saying 8x as I said.

Can we agree the Q6600 uses a 9x multiplier? 266x4=1066? 266x9=2.4. 266x8=2.1.

Why not post what CPU-Z says about CPU? Is it just Core temp being incorrect?

I need to see CPU-Z before I can tell or say you have a bad OC that is likely for thermal reasons downclocking.

At this point I can't say much but Vista is correct.

I think the problem is solved?

He said his overclock was with an 8 times multiplier, so vista is the problem. Vista is detecting the default, 9x multiplier.
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Are you sure that you havent changed youre multi to 8x. Vista usually doesnt detect multis thats what cpu-z is for

Edit: Beaten to it
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please read

Well since I only have notebooks I do know less about this kind of thing. You know I don't change my known multiplier and scratch my head when when it turns out this way. I mean common sense would lead a mouse to the food. But well I guess not.

Back to common sense. If it as appears you are correct rule number one for OP is always what does your BIOS say? That is number 1.

If this was in the "I hate Vista section" and think I found a bug section of OCN I am certain I would of caught on much faster. You know coming to the party with the prerequisite salt on hand does make the whole process faster.

Telling me to "read" was rude! Why? Because I was trying to help and OP was at the least ambiguous. Watch it.


And your great comprehension speaks of you my friend. You know the entire great minds think alike.
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Hey I did miss it. But I did say from the beginning not clear on the issue. I hope those other fellows answered your question as to why.

I mean very clear sometimes apps report what is written and do not test.

You did sorta of find a bug in vista but also did not.

Here is why, because of the entire dynamic switching/speed step Vista is not going to test your multiplier as it changes. But well FSB does not change. And remember how Vista SP1 changed the recognized memory? God forbid some gets less than their maximum?

I thought you had serious concerns. I guess I was the fool. You did know what was really up.

So have good laugh fellows.
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I just saw this thread, I had noticed this the other day myself (pic attached).
I have different readings in windows, one is correct, the other shows the stock, and cpu-z and others show incorrectly also, yet orthos and prime show the correct value as one of the windows readings does, its odd.

My settings in bios are 450 x 9.5 not 9, so not sure why.

its not always like that either, it just depends on the boot up, some times they all read correctly, others they don't.

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Yeah as others have said Vista assumes the multipler is as standard at x9
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Yeah as others have said Vista assumes the multipler is as standard at x9

But its actually not, its using the correct 9.5 and others are not.
If I wasn't about to finish up a few folds, I would reboot now to see if I could get the readings I had yesterday, as yesterday, they were all reversed.
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