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Sabrewulf165
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Is there no way to put an upper limit on vcore without using static vcore? In other words, I'd like my OCed CPU to idle at 0.95v or whatever the stock idle voltage is, but ramp up to a voltage I specify under load and NOT beyond that.
As far as I can tell, the options are:
-"let the cpu do whatever it wants" which seems to result in excessive overvolting when OCed
-choose a static vcore that the CPU uses at all times, idle or load
-let the cpu do what it wants, and then add a specified amount to that (which again results in excessive overvolting)
Have I got this pretty much right or am I missing something?
As far as I can tell, the options are:
-"let the cpu do whatever it wants" which seems to result in excessive overvolting when OCed
-choose a static vcore that the CPU uses at all times, idle or load
-let the cpu do what it wants, and then add a specified amount to that (which again results in excessive overvolting)
Have I got this pretty much right or am I missing something?
