A motherboard should not get stuck at the 32 multiplier after you resume from sleep. When you first boot up and your CPU is working correctly at the 45 multiplier, can you post another screenshot of the Turbo Ratio Limits window in ThrottleStop? Before running ThrottleStop, delete the ThrottleStop.ini configuration file just to make sure that it is reading fresh data from your CPU. That is the maximum multiplier a 4th Gen CPU supports. Your board shows Turbo Overclocking - Locked which means the bios has disabled this feature so after you boot up, you can not overclock your CPU further while in Windows with software.īelow that where it shows the Turbo Ratio Limits value for Max, on a K CPU, that typically shows 80 which means the sky is the limit.

If you look at the Turbo Ratio Limits window, when using a K series CPU, most motherboards will show Turbo Overclocking and then it will show Unlimited after that. I have not done any hands on testing of a G3258 on a motherboard with a H series chipset. There's never any need to disable it if your Windows power profile has the minimum processor state set to 100%. Leave EIST enabled when playing with ThrottleStop so the Set Multiplier feature works correctly. This program helped out this G3258 get up to full speed. If you are still stuck at 32X, post a screenshot of ThrottleStop so I can see how you have it setup. Click on the Turn On button to take ThrottleStop out of monitoring mode and see what happens. Click OK, go back out to the main screen and check set Multiplier and set that to 45 and make sure Disable Turbo is NOT checked.

If that shows you really are stuck at 3.2 GHz then check out ThrottleStop.Ĭlick on the TRL button to make sure your turbo ratio limits are set appropriately. Next time your CPU is stuck at 3.2 GHz, run CPU-Z and a few seconds of Prime95 or a similar load just to make sure. If one register is out of whack, your CPU will max out at 3.2 GHz. There are several registers that all have to be set up correctly. At the 3.2 GHz default speed, the G3258 does not use Intel Turbo Boost but to go beyond this speed, it has to be enabled within the processor.

The bios is probably not setting your CPU up 100% correctly.

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