cooljimy84
Tyrian 2000
From the location of that script usr lib virt-sysprep looks to be a script put in the image by the provided to do a few things on first boot. Would have thought it was normal, but you can always ask them to double check
Had this before for work on about 20 client PCs. Turned out there was a firmware issue with a load of disks that would peg the disk at 100% when doing nothing. It was really doing garbage collection but never ever finishes. A firmware update the drive and a windows defrag (it doesn’t really do a defrag on a ssd, but they still use the same util) corrected the issue.
You look twice as kids and old people aren’t very good judges of speed. Look twice to make sure u’ve not misjudged the speed of the car/bike/trunk/plane/scooter
Have a check on what your motherboardois doing in the BIOS. Asus like to by default apply extra boost to give extra performance. I managed to get my 5700G with stock cooler to 4.4ghz all core with less than stock voltages, not sure on temps at the mo as I’m not at home and england is having a bit of a heat wave at the mo (tho I might have won the silicon lotto with my chip)
Very strange, but looks prebent