Hi, So i have an overclocked 4.3 ghz 4670k and when i have speedstep enabled and try to play a game (In this case, DayZ standalone) it stutters really badly. I dont mind having it disabled but my question is this: Is there any way to let my cpu drop its voltage when not in use without speedstep enabled?
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Intel speedstep issue
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targetdan
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Speedstep doesnt drop the voltage it just drops the multiplier.
If you were to have manual voltage it would stay the same regardless of speedstep.
If you put voltage on offset mode then you can gain the required effect, but it is more fiddly.
What have you got it set up as at the moment?
Also did you test for stability etc?
What are your other parts in the rig?
Dan
If you were to have manual voltage it would stay the same regardless of speedstep.
If you put voltage on offset mode then you can gain the required effect, but it is more fiddly.
What have you got it set up as at the moment?
Also did you test for stability etc?
What are your other parts in the rig?
Dan
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