Can I lock Turbo-boost and undervoltage my CPU at the same time?

[curiousff]

I have a Core i5 4590 and I read about undervolting the CPU in order to reduce temperatures without sacrificing performance, so I put it to the test and it works pretty good. I managed to lower the voltage to 0.096 and my system is still 100% stable.

Now, I found info about locking the Turbo-boost on Haswell chips, so that all cores run at the maximum speed when needed. I checked and my motherboard (Gigabyte Sniper B6) has the necessary settings to achieve that, but I'm curious about how good will the processor handle that settings. Can I both undervolt the CPU and lock the turbo-boost? Or should I choose only one over the other? Can I damage the CPU for trying this?

 

[SkyNetRising]

Try it.
You'll probably have to retest system stability after enabling multi-core enhancement.
Undervolting will not cause any damage.

 

[curiousff]

My system is 100% after the undervolting, I just wanted to know if someone has tried this settings 'combo' before or has some experience with similar tweaks. I guess I'm the first to try this; I'll have to tweak it and find out how it goes by myself. Thanks for the answer SkyNetRising.