http://www.gamerheadlines.com/2014/...oost-performance-by-20-reduce-heat-and-noise/
has anyone tried this? how safe is it? im having serious heat issues
has anyone tried this? how safe is it? im having serious heat issues
Undervolt?
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Seneleron
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/sigh. . . 100c is tJunction. tJunction is thermal shutdown temperature.
Undervolting may help you run at max clocks longer, but in the end you're still going to be pushing 70c +. Well within the SP3 thermal spec, but still what the non technical crowd would call "serious heat".
Undervolting may help you run at max clocks longer, but in the end you're still going to be pushing 70c +. Well within the SP3 thermal spec, but still what the non technical crowd would call "serious heat".
laestrella
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I just did this and it may in fact be working for me. My fan hasn't come on all day and my device hasn't gotten hot. My temps are definitely better than before. I say try it. I was in the same boat as you struggling with heat issues.
Just given the device a few hours to settle down after the change.
Just given the device a few hours to settle down after the change.
If you are being throttled by temperatures, then I imagine undervolting would help, and could actually increase your performance.
It's a shame you don't get a decent bios (or do you now?) where you can adjust the clocks properly. I'd like to see how it performs with the same clocks as the Pro 2.
It's a shame you don't get a decent bios (or do you now?) where you can adjust the clocks properly. I'd like to see how it performs with the same clocks as the Pro 2.
how far did you undervolt?
laestrella
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Nothing more than -55v
If you run Passmark how much does it affect the CPU single threaded/multithreaded scores?
Or even the XTU benchmark test
-55v? -55mv, thousand times difference :=)
So the setting is ??? Dynamic CPU voltage offset = - 55.0000000000 mv ???
vs the default of o.oooooooooo mv
laestrella
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Please forgive me I am a newbie.
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