It's also pleasantly surprising to note how much cooler the CPU is running when doing the same task in P state + offset, versus manual OC with fixed VCore.
Example, prior to getting P states working, at my manual 4015mhz OC (with about 1.4v and BCLK 110), during a gaming session the CPU rose to...
Solved and all working now. My mistake in setting the wrong FID in the P state section, based on the CPU speed being displayed there. In the process forgetting its the FID x BCLK that gives the actual CPU speed. So in setting A0 as FID (which then displayed 4ghz in the P state freq window), then...
Not having much luck with my attempts at a custom BCLK with custom P state. (bios 082)
1] So, to start with, on the CH6 board, with no P state set, I can manually overclock at 4015, which needs a 110 BCLK and 36.5 multiplier to get my Vengeance 3200 RAM working at 2933mhz. Works fine, no boot...