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DapperMD
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12-07-2016, 07:42 PM
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VDDP stands for VDDP standby voltage, which is typically around 0.90V in your setup. It seems related to CPU overclocking, though details aren't widely documented. Let me know if you need more clarity!
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DapperMD
12-07-2016, 07:42 PM #1

VDDP stands for VDDP standby voltage, which is typically around 0.90V in your setup. It seems related to CPU overclocking, though details aren't widely documented. Let me know if you need more clarity!

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tinodz
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12-07-2016, 07:47 PM
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I’d keep it as it is. If you’re unsure what it is, there’s no point trying and risking damage to your system or OC.
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tinodz
12-07-2016, 07:47 PM #2

I’d keep it as it is. If you’re unsure what it is, there’s no point trying and risking damage to your system or OC.

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12-07-2016, 08:03 PM
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VDDP refers to the video controller voltage, also known as IGD, IGP, or VDDP Voltage. Are you attempting to overclock your system?
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pocio77
12-07-2016, 08:03 PM #3

VDDP refers to the video controller voltage, also known as IGD, IGP, or VDDP Voltage. Are you attempting to overclock your system?

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12-08-2016, 05:00 AM
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I have a 360mm thermaltake aio. The issue is that in the settings, the CPU voltage is set to 1.46000V, but the hardware monitors show a maximum of 1.5V. When playing GTA V, the CPU voltage is around 1.45V. I believe this exceeds what the system can safely handle. I’m wondering if lowering it to 1.37500V or 1.4000V would be safer.
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kevminer10
12-08-2016, 05:00 AM #4

I have a 360mm thermaltake aio. The issue is that in the settings, the CPU voltage is set to 1.46000V, but the hardware monitors show a maximum of 1.5V. When playing GTA V, the CPU voltage is around 1.45V. I believe this exceeds what the system can safely handle. I’m wondering if lowering it to 1.37500V or 1.4000V would be safer.

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12-08-2016, 01:55 PM
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Primo, studia con questa guida: https://www.clubedohardware.com.br/artig...mãe-r35372. È perfino per te, in America Latina. Con Google Traductor ti aiuterò. Se imposti la tensione del CPU a 1.37500 o 1.4000, attenzione: ridurre la tensione ti rende sottovoltato. Potresti sentire una diminuzione delle prestazioni, come se stessi abbassando il flusso d'acqua in un tubo. La tensione è l'ultima opzione per migliorare, quindi prova a impostare tutto in modalità automatica e aumenta gradualmente il multiplier 10 MHz. Usa strumenti base per OCP e un bench integrato per verificare il miglioramento. Controlla la stabilità del GPU con Rivatuner, e traccia i frame con Excel per vedere i risultati.
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SimplyyRaz
12-08-2016, 01:55 PM #5

Primo, studia con questa guida: https://www.clubedohardware.com.br/artig...mãe-r35372. È perfino per te, in America Latina. Con Google Traductor ti aiuterò. Se imposti la tensione del CPU a 1.37500 o 1.4000, attenzione: ridurre la tensione ti rende sottovoltato. Potresti sentire una diminuzione delle prestazioni, come se stessi abbassando il flusso d'acqua in un tubo. La tensione è l'ultima opzione per migliorare, quindi prova a impostare tutto in modalità automatica e aumenta gradualmente il multiplier 10 MHz. Usa strumenti base per OCP e un bench integrato per verificare il miglioramento. Controlla la stabilità del GPU con Rivatuner, e traccia i frame con Excel per vedere i risultati.

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