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Learning about CPU voltages in Intel systems

Learning about CPU voltages in Intel systems

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Beansss
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11-09-2021, 10:28 AM
#11
I've achieved comparable benchmark outcomes before using a -0.100V Vcore offset. In multi-threaded scenarios it remained around 1.35V, single-threaded near 1.45V, with a brief spike to 1.512V. It seems lowering the Vcore offset might help.
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Beansss
11-09-2021, 10:28 AM #11

I've achieved comparable benchmark outcomes before using a -0.100V Vcore offset. In multi-threaded scenarios it remained around 1.35V, single-threaded near 1.45V, with a brief spike to 1.512V. It seems lowering the Vcore offset might help.

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XxKripxDeMoNxX
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11-28-2021, 12:40 PM
#12
I found the most stable Vcore offset during testing to be around -0.200V, though it failed at -0.225V. Benchmarks finish with a peak Vcore of about 1.397V. I'm satisfied with these results. I plan to explore increasing the boost ratios further. We're already hitting 5.4GHz, and higher voltages seem to boost performance.
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XxKripxDeMoNxX
11-28-2021, 12:40 PM #12

I found the most stable Vcore offset during testing to be around -0.200V, though it failed at -0.225V. Benchmarks finish with a peak Vcore of about 1.397V. I'm satisfied with these results. I plan to explore increasing the boost ratios further. We're already hitting 5.4GHz, and higher voltages seem to boost performance.

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banshee45
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11-28-2021, 12:47 PM
#13
I was experiencing crashes on Blender Benchmark, so I increased the Vcore offset to -0.150V and adjusted the multi-core boost settings more conservatively. I managed to restore stability without sacrificing benchmark results. Running two different benchmarks showed the current best Vcore setting is 1.368V, which I consider outstanding. Alternatively, this approach aligns with Gigabyte's tendency to overvolt processors by default without explicit user instructions.
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banshee45
11-28-2021, 12:47 PM #13

I was experiencing crashes on Blender Benchmark, so I increased the Vcore offset to -0.150V and adjusted the multi-core boost settings more conservatively. I managed to restore stability without sacrificing benchmark results. Running two different benchmarks showed the current best Vcore setting is 1.368V, which I consider outstanding. Alternatively, this approach aligns with Gigabyte's tendency to overvolt processors by default without explicit user instructions.

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