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You provided a response, but I won't use it. I'm trying to keep things simple and clear. Let's focus on the task at hand.
A flaw in the TVB algorithm was released ahead of Intel's disclosure about the overvolting microcode issue. They initially denied those early reports, meaning we lack confirmation that the overvolting bug is restricted to TVB functionality. Additionally, only the 13900/14900 series have TVB, though it's more probable they'll be affected than other chips. Intel has confirmed that 13th-14th generation CPUs without TVB are still vulnerable. Therefore, overvolting might still be possible even without TVB present.
Review the references, AI might sometimes mislead. However here it aligns—microcode adjustments fine-tune performance by lowering temps and voltage, etc. Just set it to 5.5 locked, 1.35v, disable e-cores, and you'll minimize further wear while likely boosting efficiency.
I've kept my CPU functioning as usual so far. Why not? Even with extra steps, I can't guarantee it stops oxidation. I'll stick with what I have and hope for the best. If it fails, it wasn't built to last. I'll move on if needed. Right now, I don't see any solid proof it will work. Just a hope this approach helps.
Turn off ecores because they’re my favorite feature of the CPU. For around 600 dollars I get top single-core speed and a lot of threads. If I disable the cores, I might as well switch to a Ryzen 9000 once the X3D drops.