Recent content by tommurto

I managed an 8 hour stress test with RealBench, Vcore 0,592 - 1,296 temps maxing out at 81 C. Why undervolting? Because stock VID would pump 1,435 into the core at stock clocks. Less power = less heat = less noise is my aim at the moment, since until I get my 2080 Ti installed, my GTX 970 will...

Yeah basically seeing how low I can go in temps and noise, I am working out the limits low-end. Might work on overclocking later on.

Oh, thanks for that. After disabling speed shift, I am getting a minimum core clock of 799,6 Mhz. Before when it was still enabled, the minimum was at 4,3 despite being idle. I'm not exactly running budget parts in my sytem (Asrock Z370 Extreme4 should be a solid mobo), but is there a downside...

Alright I made the change to the power profile. I had both speed shift and speed step enabled, but I don't quite understand what speed shift does. If I was able to run Realbench at the current setup, it is working as intended?

Alright cheers, found it. Ran the Realbench stress test and everything was stable for a 1 hour run, will run it overnight to make sure though. HWiNFO64 (sensors only) is showing Vcore minimum at 0.624 and a maximum of 1.280. This is surprising, as HWiNFO also shows my minimum clocks at 4297,9...

I got both HWiNFO64 and Core Temp, but they only seem to show me my VID (fluctuating between 1,3199 and 1,4019 but apparently that is only the stock core voltage and doesn't take into account the offset I've setup in bios? Those core voltages would be way out of my comfort zone, especially...

CPU-Z is showing 1,232 V at load, and the lower number 0,624 are at idle, yet even then CPU-Z still shows 3.7 - 4.3 Ghz.

I just built a new system and have been doing some tweaking and testing to check if my airflow is in check, and if I may possibly have some overclocking headroom. First thing I did was undervolt the CPU to see how that affects temperatures (I am working towards silence at the moment). To my...