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It's because you have C1E and ESIT options Enabled in your BIOS. These options decrease the voltage and/or multiplier of the processor whenever it is idle or hardly being used to conserve power and lower temperatures. Whenever you run a demanding application or game, it kicks back up to the BIOS set FSB and multiplier.
If you want it to always run at your designated FSB and multiplier, go into your BIOS and enter the Advanced BIOS Options menu. Look for C1E and ESIT, disable them, F10 to Save & Exit and you're good to go.
If you want it to always run at your designated FSB and multiplier, go into your BIOS and enter the Advanced BIOS Options menu. Look for C1E and ESIT, disable them, F10 to Save & Exit and you're good to go.