I7700 cpu frequencies too high *need help*

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Jrock32

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I was gone for a week for Christmas break. I came back to my apartment and my computer started up fine. I went to play a game and my pc froze, I could not get to task manager or anything. I reset it and it was turning on then off every 2 seconds. I opened up the case and I took out my ram, gpu and mother board battery and when I put it back in, it started up. Now when I went to go play another game it was lagging and would crash. I checked my nzxt cam to see if my cpu was going out of wack, my frequency was 4000 and the stock is 3.6 and my load was going from 20% from 80-99%. I have a 1070 and i7700 3.6.

I’ve had the pc in a repair shop the last four days and they don’t even know what the issue is. The next thing they are doing is checking to see if the chip in my motherboard is bad.

Does anyone have any suggestions? The pc is only two years old and I’m really frustrated by it.

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Theres nothing wrong here. the motherboard overclocks the CPU when the load is high. temperatures arent bad for an i7. your system is a little bit dated as rust can be resource intensive.
 
ChRoNo16 said:
Theres nothing wrong here. the motherboard overclocks the CPU when the load is high. temperatures arent bad for an i7. your system is a little bit dated as rust can be resource intensive.
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I never had an issue running rust on decent graphics. Even when I turn the graphics down all the way I’m still getting fps lag.
 
Btw those photos are taken while the game is on very low settings. I have a 1070 and an i7700 no reason why I should even have to lower it the lowest point and still get fps lag and eventually my game crashes
 
Jrock32 said:
Btw those photos are taken while the game is on very low settings. I have a 1070 and an i7700 no reason why I should even have to lower it the lowest point and still get fps lag and eventually my game crashes
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what kind of cpu cooler and case/fan setup u got? Sounds like your issue may be overheating or failing power supply
 
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