CPU frequency keeps changing under XP

When I go to my computerproperties the CPU report is never
consistent. it should report 3.11 GHz. but when I refresh it , it
drops to 1.9 GHz then 777 Mhz, then back to 3.11 GHz.

How can I fix this so Windows reports my CPU constant @ 3.11 GHz?
TIA!!!

My MOBO: GIGABYTE-880GM-UD2H
Chipsets:
North Bridge AMD 880G
South Bridge AMD SB710

Memory Type DDR3
Manufacturer : Kingston
Type : ...............2GB DIMM DDR3 (x2)
Standard Timings : 9-9-9-25 4-34-10-5
Timing @ 457MHz : 6-6-6-16 3-22-7-3
Timing @ 533MHz : 7-7-7-19 3-26-8-4
Timing @ 610MHz : 8-8-8-22 4-30-9-5
Timing @ 686MHz : 9-9-9-25 4-34-10-5


My CPU is:

CPU..................................AMD Athlon II X2 255 (Dual Core)
Codename...................................Regor
Specification...............................AMD Athlon(tm) II X2 255
Processor
Package .....................................Socket AM3 (938)
Number of cores.........................2 (max 2)
Number of threads.....................2 (max 2)

Problem solved. I had a GIGABYTE utility named " EASYSAVER"
When turned on it lowers the CPU GHz and throttles it up when needed.
I turned it off, now XP shows 3.11 GHz all the time!





On Sun, 13 Feb 2011 20:46:20 -0600, Bob Smith wrote:

When I go to my computerproperties the CPU report is never
consistent. it should report 3.11 GHz. but when I refresh it , it
drops to 1.9 GHz then 777 Mhz, then back to 3.11 GHz.

How can I fix this so Windows reports my CPU constant @ 3.11 GHz?
TIA!!!

My MOBO: GIGABYTE-880GM-UD2H
Chipsets:
North Bridge AMD 880G
South Bridge AMD SB710

Memory Type DDR3
Manufacturer : Kingston
Type : ...............2GB DIMM DDR3 (x2)
Standard Timings : 9-9-9-25 4-34-10-5
Timing @ 457MHz : 6-6-6-16 3-22-7-3
Timing @ 533MHz : 7-7-7-19 3-26-8-4
Timing @ 610MHz : 8-8-8-22 4-30-9-5
Timing @ 686MHz : 9-9-9-25 4-34-10-5


My CPU is:

CPU..................................AMD Athlon II X2 255 (Dual Core)
Codename...................................Rego r
Specification...............................AMD Athlon(tm) II X2 255
Processor
Package .....................................Socket AM3 (938)
Number of cores.........................2 (max 2)
Number of threads.....................2 (max 2)

On Sun, 13 Feb 2011 22:01:29 -0600, Bob Smith wrote:

roblem solved. I had a GIGABYTE utility named " EASYSAVER" When turned
on it lowers the CPU GHz and throttles it up when needed. I turned it
off, now XP shows 3.11 GHz all the time!

And why do you want both cores running at max vcore and cpu speed all the
time? It uses more power, when it isn't needed. Not to mention generating
a lot more heat. I've got a 4 core and 80% of the time all four cores run
at 800MHz. When more processing power is needed, one or more cores
increase speed to meet the demand.