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I'll explain it very simple. Not every processor/graphic chip is of the same "quality". That's why a manufacturer sets the voltage at a certain level where there is the best balance between battery performance/producing cost. But this also means that if you are lucky you get a "good chip"...

future proof..., I'll buy a Surface Pro 4 anyway :D

Interesting. You are the first one I heard of who has this problem. Did you enable Intel XTU autostart on boot up?

I already found my way here, but I have to wait another 24 days to get my i3 in Germany :(

No one else bought the i3 version? Can't believe that at this "low" price way more people are buying the i7 version?

For your needs Surface Pro 3 i3 should be sufficient.

Careful here. If you are talking about that one extended Youtube Video it was only a CPU Stress test. If you do a CPU+GPU stress test the i7 version also goes down to ~1,6 ghz.

Thanks! Could you tell me which version of the SP3 you have? edit: ok you edited your post. Thanks for your answer :)

Hey all, can anybody of you Surface Pro 3 owners (preferably of the i3) tell me how big the recovery partition is? I will get mine soon, I want to move the recovery partition to an USB-Stick and need to know how big the USB-Stick needs to be, because I don't have a spare one and would need to...