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  • Strange behavior on I9-10850k, cpu clocks drops

    Hello everyone!
    I have some strange behavior on a working station in the office. I'm working in studio...And in studio bought new pc on 10850k. There is a good AIO watercooling and good PSU 750 Wt gold Corsair.
    Under load in rendering, in 3ds max, during rendering in V-Ray, the processor behaves strangely. First, it accelerates to 100% of the load, then after a couple of seconds the load drops to 20-30%. Then 100% again and then it goes down again. And so on and so on.
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    But in OCCT test or in Corona render or in Linx test it behaves without any issues.
    Any ideas why is this happening? And how I could fix it?

    I tried to overclock it, disabled Intel Turboboost technology in bios, tried to adjust power management plan in windows (98% for high loads and low) and nothing helped.

    Here is the specs of PC i'm working on in office:
    mother board Gygabyte Z590 Gaming X (I updated latest bios on it!), cpu I9-10850K, water cooling MSI MAG CORELIQUID 360R

    Could it be some issue with V-ray? Version of V-ray installed on office computers are 5.10.00.
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    I had something similar happen to my I7-8700k, it was the long/short power duration setting in bios, that needs to be set high enough not to power limit. Not sure what the settings are for your chip mine is 200W.
    LLC I run adaptive or auto. Disable enhanced Intel Turbo.
    Also, run MS Windows 10 power plan to "high performance" with 100% for min/max,
    have you used HWmonitor or similar to see voltage, power draw, etc?
    It's much more detailed than task manager.
    Glenn

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    • #3
      Originally posted by glennco View Post
      I had something similar happen to my I7-8700k, it was the long/short power duration setting in bios, that needs to be set high enough not to power limit. Not sure what the settings are for your chip mine is 200W.
      LLC I run adaptive or auto. Disable enhanced Intel Turbo.
      Also, run MS Windows 10 power plan to "high performance" with 100% for min/max,
      have you used HWmonitor or similar to see voltage, power draw, etc?
      It's much more detailed than task manager.
      Glenn
      Hi, Glenn! Thank you for the answer! I will try to find and fix all settings you wrote to me) Hope I'll figure it out)
      Yeah, I use HWinfo.

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      • #4
        It's worked! I'set power line calibration to Turbo and rised up Power Limits and now in render cpu works on 100 load all the time.
        Thanks for the help, Glenn!


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