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Dell Optiplex turning into turbine after load
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Instead my Dell optiplex 3060 has the opposite problem, it downclocks the CPU (i3 8100) to 799 MHz for some reason
Dell knows the problem but doesn't have a real fix https://www.dell.com/support/kbdoc/en-us/000145125/processor-speed-limited-to-0-79ghz-800mhz
Luckily, using a program called throttlestop I can force it back to 3 GHz
Never again a Dell
Yeah, I'm also not entirely what to think about the machine. There are definitely some quirks that are 100% Dell doing its own thing instead of using standard parts. On the other hand, the case is extremely easy to disassemble, you hardly need any tools.