Show OC in System Properties?

SkyChotik · Mar 8, 2012

Is there any way to allow Windows 7 to display my overclock (through UEFI/BIOS) in system Properties? I don't like to have to open CPU-Z or some other program every time I want to check the speed.

Automata · Mar 8, 2012

It only goes based off the stock speed, so the answer is no. Why do you need to keep checking the speed?

SkyChotik · Mar 8, 2012

thideras said:
It only goes based off the stock speed, so the answer is no. Why do you need to keep checking the speed?

It's a new system, I like to check up on it making sure that the clock speeds are right before, while, and after stress testing. I LOVE to have a stable system that I can rely on.

redduc900 · Mar 8, 2012

I can't read your sig. to see what model board you have, but try disabling any power-saving features like EIST, C1E, C-States / C6, Cool ‘n’ Quiet, etc.

Automata · Mar 8, 2012

I don't understand why it is an issue to wait for CPU-z to load. It takes around 5 seconds. :-/

Mago · Mar 8, 2012

if you have ssd even less than that

SkyChotik · Mar 8, 2012

redduc900 said:
I can't read your sig. to see what model board you have, but try disabling any power-saving features like EIST, C1E, C-States / C6, Cool ‘n’ Quiet, etc.

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