Could this affect your 10900k?
Could this affect your 10900k?
Yesterday I studied gigabyte’s offset mode. But it unexpectedly altered my 10900k to around 1.468v~1.5v while I was using FPU. After discovering this, I stopped the FPU and then turned off the PC. Will it harm my 10900k during that brief period at 1.468v~1.5v in just one second? I’m particularly concerned about voltage now—currently around 1.23v with 5G daily use. Could it damage the chip in such a short time?
Hey there! Welcome to the discussions! Things might have slowed things down for your 10900K, but it’s probably just a temporary hiccup. If it’s been this long, don’t stress too much—this should still last until your next upgrade or build.
Thanks for your reply, I'm sorry you're feeling this way. You're welcome!
Could this affect your 10900k? I haven't heard anything about it before.
It’s unlikely you caused lasting harm to your CPU by running it at that voltage for just one second. As long as it functions properly, everything is okay. Running it at that level for an extended time could reduce its lifespan, but a single second should not affect performance.
As discussed earlier, it shouldn’t harm my CPU. However, could it affect my ability to overclock it for just a moment?
It seems unlikely to have impacted your overclocking performance. This might happen if the setting was pushed too far for an extended period. Perhaps around six months?