Do you have to disable Win11 memory integrity before undervolting and can you restore it afterward?

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Do you have to disable Win11 memory integrity before undervolting and can you restore it afterward?

Do you have to disable Win11 memory integrity before undervolting and can you restore it afterward?

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LorrenK
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11-08-2021, 02:26 AM

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The main subject is the topic title about Intel Extreme, memory integrity, and undervolting options.

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LorrenK

11-08-2021, 02:26 AM #1

The main subject is the topic title about Intel Extreme, memory integrity, and undervolting options.

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C9TOXICMID
Member

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11-08-2021, 04:58 AM

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I’m pretty sure it’s just when the program is running, not installed. I haven’t checked yet.
Regarding the original question, if you’re worried about security, you might try XTU to set a stable configuration in BIOS and enable Mem Integrity.

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C9TOXICMID

11-08-2021, 04:58 AM #2

I’m pretty sure it’s just when the program is running, not installed. I haven’t checked yet.
Regarding the original question, if you’re worried about security, you might try XTU to set a stable configuration in BIOS and enable Mem Integrity.

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blatsen147
Junior Member

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11-12-2021, 11:51 PM

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If a program sets up a driver that doesn't match mem integrity standards—such as Intel Extreme—it means you must turn off that capability while the program is running and the conflicting driver is active. A newer UEFI BIOS on a premium board that supports overclocking can handle these issues.

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blatsen147

11-12-2021, 11:51 PM #3

If a program sets up a driver that doesn't match mem integrity standards—such as Intel Extreme—it means you must turn off that capability while the program is running and the conflicting driver is active. A newer UEFI BIOS on a premium board that supports overclocking can handle these issues.

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antmat04
Member

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11-17-2021, 12:55 PM

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You can adjust voltage directly in UEFI. The tool simplifies this process by allowing you to try various settings without having to restart the machine each time you wish to modify it.

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antmat04

11-17-2021, 12:55 PM #4

You can adjust voltage directly in UEFI. The tool simplifies this process by allowing you to try various settings without having to restart the machine each time you wish to modify it.

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hahaha100
Member

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11-19-2021, 04:47 PM

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I'm not sure about Intel Extreme, but it could relate to CPU hardware virtualization issues. Memory Integrity might need to be turned on in Windows, which would also turn off CPU virtualization and Core Isolation together.

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hahaha100

11-19-2021, 04:47 PM #5

I'm not sure about Intel Extreme, but it could relate to CPU hardware virtualization issues. Memory Integrity might need to be turned on in Windows, which would also turn off CPU virtualization and Core Isolation together.

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Fabual_Fab
Junior Member

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11-30-2021, 06:00 AM

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I’m pretty sure it’s just when the program is running, not installed. I haven’t checked yet.
Regarding the original question, if you’re worried about security, you might try XTU to set a stable configuration in BIOS and enable Mem Integrity.

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Fabual_Fab

11-30-2021, 06:00 AM #6

I’m pretty sure it’s just when the program is running, not installed. I haven’t checked yet.
Regarding the original question, if you’re worried about security, you might try XTU to set a stable configuration in BIOS and enable Mem Integrity.