I just noticed that when I use the High Performance Power Plan in Windows Power Settings, my 6700K is constantly at its overclocked Max Core Frequency of 4,600Ghz, and thus also at its maximum voltage of 1,33V. On Balanced Power Settings, it changes according to system load.
I set my voltage mode to Adaptive, so that my CPU doesn't have to suffer from overclocked voltage levels constantly, however that obviously doesn't work when it's constantly at its maximum.
What are the advantages of constantly being at Max CPU Frequency and Voltage versus having it adapt to the current system load? Is it dangerous for an overclocked system to use the High Performance Plan?
I set my voltage mode to Adaptive, so that my CPU doesn't have to suffer from overclocked voltage levels constantly, however that obviously doesn't work when it's constantly at its maximum.
What are the advantages of constantly being at Max CPU Frequency and Voltage versus having it adapt to the current system load? Is it dangerous for an overclocked system to use the High Performance Plan?