TheLastWolf
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What voltage do you have running at present? I've just reread your posts and you haven't stated what your current voltage is.
Stock which is 1.32 I'm guessing. I never changed it.
What voltage do you have running at present? I've just reread your posts and you haven't stated what your current voltage is.
In the bios is it set to auto?? that will be your main heat problem if it is, the auto setting invariably uses more voltage than is required.
Can you get an "in Windows" reading at idle to give us some idea of what is being used?
Also what board do you have?
Asus Ai Suite will give you an "in Windows" voltage reading, do you have it installed at all? (I presume it came with your board like most other Asus boards)
In Windows is a reading taken from software with the os running as opposed to the bios
That's C1E Support, it is linked to Speed Step, it is what drops the multi when the cpu is idle.It was called C1 something or rather
Don't hit enter, just scroll down and key in the voltage e.g. 1.30 and see if it accepts it. Once you have a number in there (it should work from auto as well) shift and + should work. I'd have to d/oad you manual or board specs to be 100% sure but all Asus p5XXX boards I have seen have more vcore options than you have available.For the vcore, I get 2 options, I hit enter and get
change vcore to:
1.36
or
ignore.
Speed Step is a good thing imo but it is your call if you wish to disable it.I also disabled speedstep.
That's C1E Support, it is linked to Speed Step, it is what drops the multi when the cpu is idle.
Don't hit enter, just scroll down and key in the voltage e.g. 1.30 and see if it accepts it. Once you have a number in there (it should work from auto as well) shift and + should work. I'd have to d/oad you manual or board specs to be 100% sure but all Asus p5XXX boards I have seen have more vcore options than you have available.
Speed Step is a good thing imo but it is your call if you wish to disable it.