So last year i built the following rig
10600k
msi z490 mob
msi rtx 3070 x trio
corsair 4x8 vengeance 3600mhz
h100i capelilix
lian li mini
6 x corsair rgb fans
WD m2 and hdd
samsung g7 odyssey 27' 240hz
Recently i got the upgrade to win11. After the upgrade, i started noticing some weird but very low noise above the graphics card and around the cpu. Firstly thought was coil whine of the rtx. i did some g-sync changes that i found on the internet but the noise was still there.
So i did some research for cpu noises. i found that a combination of c1e , c state and EIST may create some noise. Also the settings on the bios went to default after the win upgrade. (xmp was off and Intel turbo boost was on). I enabled them back on and started to use combinations of c1e, cstate, eist.
The problem solved when i turned everything off.
Turning them off i didnt find any other difference on the performance. The only difference is that the cpu power doesn't go below 18Watts, instead of 9Watts with all the above settings enabled.
I don't think that this is dangerous about the lifespan of the cpu (if it was they would not have given the option to turn them off).
What do you think?
10600k
msi z490 mob
msi rtx 3070 x trio
corsair 4x8 vengeance 3600mhz
h100i capelilix
lian li mini
6 x corsair rgb fans
WD m2 and hdd
samsung g7 odyssey 27' 240hz
Recently i got the upgrade to win11. After the upgrade, i started noticing some weird but very low noise above the graphics card and around the cpu. Firstly thought was coil whine of the rtx. i did some g-sync changes that i found on the internet but the noise was still there.
So i did some research for cpu noises. i found that a combination of c1e , c state and EIST may create some noise. Also the settings on the bios went to default after the win upgrade. (xmp was off and Intel turbo boost was on). I enabled them back on and started to use combinations of c1e, cstate, eist.
The problem solved when i turned everything off.
Turning them off i didnt find any other difference on the performance. The only difference is that the cpu power doesn't go below 18Watts, instead of 9Watts with all the above settings enabled.
I don't think that this is dangerous about the lifespan of the cpu (if it was they would not have given the option to turn them off).
What do you think?