You can check the specific clock during idle by using the appropriate debugging or monitoring tools.
You can check the specific clock during idle by using the appropriate debugging or monitoring tools.
Explore ways to lower the voltages in the SVID table for better idle temperatures. You can adjust each VID individually, but understanding how to lock the CPU to a specific frequency is key. In Windows, if idle settings are left untouched, the CPU may automatically lower its clock and voltage. To clarify your approach, I’ll walk through a possible setup: adjust the all-core ratio to 48 Avx2 offset to zero for lower clocks, keep higher clocks offset. Set voltage to adaptive mode and fine-tune the V/F point with a small negative offset around -0.005 for 4.8GHz. Run Windows and monitor temperatures via HWiNFO. Avoid disabling c-states, as they help maintain the desired clock speed. Consider changing power-saving configurations or tweaking them carefully.