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so i think is a driver issue. ive used the drives on the cd. then used the latest driver on intel site. ive installed it on a fresh install of win7, without updates, then with updates, with sp1. then win7 32 bits etc
If you have tested both drivers, our drivers and the manufacturer's drivers then as a last troubleshooting step you may considering a BIOS update to your motherboard, if this does not work then the processor's graphics controller may be defective and therefore you may considering a warranty replacement with the place of purchase.
I am experiencing the same problem with an intel i5-2500k and Gigabyte z68X-ud3h-b3 motherboard. This is the third motherboard that has experienced this problem(unrelated issue) and through that and other tests I know that it is the onboard CPU graphics causing the problem. It works for an indefinite amount of time, then without warning(though video playback seems to cause it) the entire screen is filled with flickering rows/boxes of artifacts, the speakers blare a constant glitchy-sound and the entire computer freezes up until I hard power cycle it. At that point, it boots up fine, anything that was open is usually recovered, and all is well until it happens again. I have tried all drivers available to me, mobo BIOS versions, tweaked settings, etc. and it seems that any intel driver greatly increases frequency of the problem. That is the only real variable that has a significant effect, but it still occurs without them installed. Does this sound like a defective CPU graphics controller?
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When im looking for run Unreal Engine, my computer shows an error that means i have to update my graphics driver to a more compatible version but when i look for it by my core generation (core i3-2120) There's no option for Windows 10 pro even neither for windows 10 normal, and when i look for updates just in the page as normal to the latest ones, no option let me run it because my systems properties, but **bleep**, bro every tutorial to update my graphics says just look for it on the page but I HAVE WINDOWS 10 AND NO OPTION IS AVAILABLE TO MY COMPUTER REQUERIMENTS!! PLEASEEE HELP MEEE
When i search by my system properties(i3-2120) on the Intel page (according to some tutorials) It shows my options for my core generation but, not any of it for my Windows version, I bought this computer with Windows 10 Pro and this core generation and there's no compatible version on it on the page, what should i do?
If the driver listed is not the right version or operating system, search our driver archive for the correct version. Enter Intel Core i3-2120 into the search box above and then submit. In the results, choose the best match for your PC and operating system.
Once you have downloaded your new driver, you'll need to install it. In Windows, use a built-in utility called Device Manager, which allows you to see all of the devices recognized by your system, and the drivers associated with them.
In Windows 8, swipe up from the bottom, or right-click anywhere on the desktop and choose "All Apps" -> swipe or scroll right and choose "Control Panel" (under Windows System section) -> Hardware and Sound -> Device Manager
I have an intel DH77EB sandy bridge mobo & core i3 2120 3.3GHz cpu. I know that recently, the driver used to set CPU governors on newer intel cpus changed to intel_pstate. Ever since this happened, I am unable to get the cpu to run at the maximum speed using the "performance" governor. This used to work with the old driver, but now no matter what I do, the clock speed keeps fluctuating around 1.5-2GHz.
As you can see, it definitely SAYS that frequency should be within 3.29-3.30 GHZ, but it's not.
I initially didn't set min_ and max_freq values (because it was never necessary before), but did this in an attempt to lock the clockspeed, obviously without success.
Are you sure the reported frequency values are correct? From the other Sandy Bridge thread (and Wikipedia) I got the impression that cpupower, conky, etc. will all report wrong frequencies with the pstate driver.
Personally I've reverted to 3.8.11 for the moment until I fully grok pstate and find out how to get pstate info into conky. Right now pstate is a bit too magical and obscure for my taste. Even the Arch Wiki does not seem to help.
I see. yes, the wiki page mentions nothing about a possible inaccuracy. So maybe it actually IS running at 3.3. I will say that /proc/cpuinfo reports the same values as cpupower.... idk if that makes a difference tho
yeah, that's how I normally was doing it. But when I started using the intel_pstate driver, that no longer seemed to function properly. As in, "cpupower frequency-info" or /proc/cpuinfo would say that it was running under the "performance" profile, but the clock speed would still be fluctuating around as if it was set on "conservative"or something.
All I was looking to do was just disable the speed-stepping entirely and have the chip run at full speed all the time; this machine is a router/server that's always on and i don't have a reason to have it be fluctuating, also it was kind of screwing with my vpn's crypto performance.
That is simple, set intel_pstate=disable at boot or remove it from your self compiled kernel. Now you can use the old generic acpi-based generic governors.
Or: Switch Powersave/Boost off in your BIOS/UEFI. This is what I do on desktops.
I will stay with intel_pstate and the default governor "powersave". It seems to do a good job at power-saving and my ThinkPad even runs fasterĀ
Maybe it would be less confusing if intel_pstate also overs a "fixed" governor which forces the default-frequencies. But this is merely "intel_pstate=disable". 152ee80cbc
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