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    Quote Originally Posted by MiRai View Post
    Currently my minimum and maximum states are set to 100% and my CPU will drop down to its idle speed when nothing
    is when nothing is happening.

    I'm almost positive CPU idle states are determined by the C1/C3/EIST settings in the BIOS.
    C-state residency isn't always well-implemented. My desktops are set to 100%/100% and they never waver. My laptop is set the same but it bounces between 100 and 60% depending on what's going on.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ughmahedhurtz View Post
    C-state residency isn't always well-implemented. My desktops are set to 100%/100% and they never waver. My laptop is set the same but it bounces between 100 and 60% depending on what's going on.
    True. I've heard different people have different experiences with C1/C3 settings... and AMD users don't get EIST they get
    Cool 'n' Quiet or something like that.

    I just realized this as well while monitoring my CPU... it can go into an idle state for a few seconds if I'm not moving or
    doing anything at all.


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