Undervolting and Prime95

[frankyk]

I'm trying to undervolt my 700m and I'm using Prime 95 to do benchmark tests, I was wondering for the benchmarks, when I move my voltage down, the 'best time' for the various iterations gets slower, for example, at 0.984 voltage, I was getting around 59 ms, and when I moved down to 0.908, I was getting 119 ms, does that mean my system is slowing down or it means nothing?

cuz i thought undervolting really did nothing to performance but if best time ms = performance, something is wrong..

 

[frankyk]

also, any good undervolting guides? the one i'm using isn't as detailed as i'd like it to be.

 

[dchrsf]

First, P95 isnt a speed test, and mearly a stability/distributed computing client used to calculate prime numbers.

If your testing for system speed increase/decrease, use a benchmark program. Superpi for cpu/memory along with few others..but I wont go into detail.

As long as you can prime overnight, your voltage should be good. Keeps temps well below 60c too.