If I Disable the IGPU will it help the Temperatures lower them at all?

Leadbelly78 · Oct 30, 2015

If I Disable the IGPU will it help the Temperatures lower at all? It may sound like a stupid question but I'm trying to lower the temperatures as much as I can. My temperatures are quite low but I'm just trying to keep them as low as I can.

TechyInAZ · Oct 30, 2015

It will, but it's extremely minor, probably around 3C difference at most.

Leadbelly78 · Oct 30, 2015

TechyInAZ :

As long as I lower the temps it's fine by me.

RobCrezz · Oct 30, 2015

Lowing the voltage as much as possible while retaining stability can be the best way of lowering temps. Some chips can run stably on a lot less voltage if you did well in the silicon lottery.

Leadbelly78 · Oct 30, 2015

RobCrezz :

Lowering the voltage won't hurt my CPU? Currently my Voltage is 1,136.

RobCrezz · Oct 30, 2015

Leadbelly78 :

No wont hurt it, it may cause instability, you would have to test and see how low it can go, every chip is different.

Leadbelly78 · Oct 30, 2015

RobCrezz :

Leadbelly78 :

No wont hurt it, it may cause instability, you would have to test and see how low it can go, every chip is different.

Well my CPU is stable and I'd like to keep it stable. I have a different PC so I might test that on it.

PandaBear270 · Oct 30, 2015

Just drop the voltage in small increments and test with something like OCCT for 1 hour. Less voltage will also mean more lifetime for the chip.

ccampy · Oct 30, 2015

If your using a dedicated GPU and don't have a display connected to the motherboard no

Leadbelly78 · Oct 30, 2015

ccampy :

Yes I'm using a dedicated graphic card.

Leadbelly78 · Oct 30, 2015

PandaBear270 :

I might try it later but you said small increments, how small? ( Sorry about the noob questions )

ShadyHamster · Oct 30, 2015

Since you already use a dedicated graphics card, the iGPU is most likely already disabled (auto disabled by the bios).
It would only be enabled if you have the multi monitor option enabled in the bios and have a monitor connected to it.

As for lowering the voltage, i would first manually set the voltage to stock (if it's still currently on auto) and test that first, i would then start dropping the voltage 0.01v at a time.

Leadbelly78 · Oct 31, 2015

ShadyHamster :

I just checked the BIOS and it was disabled. ( That's my fault , sorry )
I guess I'll try what you said.
Thanks.

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