Hi,
Should SpeedStep be enabled or disabled on a desktop CPU? I am running my E6700 at stock speeds, and had SpeedStep enabled, but I noticed (using TAT), that SpeedStep was kicking in even while I was playing Oblivion in some spots (it would jump back and forth from 1600 MHz to 2668). Wouldn't this cause a performance impact? I turned off SpeedStep and the CPU now stays at 2.68.
Is there a performance impact to using SpeedStep? I find it hard to believe that a game like Oblivion is not maxing the CPU.
Should SpeedStep be enabled or disabled on a desktop CPU? I am running my E6700 at stock speeds, and had SpeedStep enabled, but I noticed (using TAT), that SpeedStep was kicking in even while I was playing Oblivion in some spots (it would jump back and forth from 1600 MHz to 2668). Wouldn't this cause a performance impact? I turned off SpeedStep and the CPU now stays at 2.68.
Is there a performance impact to using SpeedStep? I find it hard to believe that a game like Oblivion is not maxing the CPU.