If I remember correctly, I had one doing that and traced it back to the RGB lighting utility..

pitderbeste wrote:
Hi zocker,


Check the power options, Processor power management
I have the same problem, it always fades by itself for me, Processor power management is 100% until 5%

Yeah, its the first setting ive checked, all is fine.

Saltgrass wrote:
If I remember correctly, I had one doing that and traced it back to the RGB lighting utility..

As you said that, i thought of Corsair Icue, i closed it and a little bit later the CPU clocks down, BUT it is very restless and go often up and down.
But i need this tool. 😕

Now i want go away from the beta bios and downgrade to the next lower version, i renamed the file and the bios says "Selected file is not proper bios".
I tried to flash another bios with the usb flash port but flashing was not success too.
Whats wrong, i am stuck at the latest bios?!

Hi Zocker,

The BIOS-Renamer is for BIOS flashback. This motherboard does have this feature. Could you please run the BIOS Renamer and it will rename it and copy it to a flash drive?
Follow BIOS flashback procedure in the manual https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/LGA1200/ROG_STRIX_Z490-H_GAMING/E16229_ROG_STRIX_Z490-H_GAMING... sectino 2-2.

For the processor high frequency, did you try running Balance or power saving mode in power options in Windows? It is very difficult to run at 800Mhz if you have high performance mode. If you install programs already, it will use turbo to TVB frequency at normal load.

Hello Zocker, the Intel Core i9 -10850K runs at 5.2Ghz Turbo, and some people overclock 1.35V/1.332 at 5.1Ghz. So, 1.2v-1.25V at 4.8Ghz (4800Mhz) is fine. 4800Mhz is in normal operational and meet the processor specs. I think you should not worry about voltage if your temperature is great too.

When you desire 5Ghz, you might have to run at HIgh performance mode in power options and see if it runs at the speed. If you have only 1 application open, usually the processor might run at 5Ghz.
I think the reason why it was running 5Ghz at first day because you didn't have that much applications. The 5Ghz only can be reach when there are not of processes and services in the system and it only needs a few cores to run the OS. Do you use CPUZ? I like to see CPUZ and it shows the frequency very clearly and updates regularly.
You can test single thread CB23 and see if it runs close to 5Ghz.