- Jun 2, 2013
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Hello.
I've managed to overclock my CPU using an offset mode ("normal" in Gigabyte MB's, mine is Z170X Gaming 5) to keep my power saving features enabled and found a safe voltage sweet spot for heavy load situations.
I dont have any sort of stability issues and my temperatures are well within comfortable range, but the "problem" is that multiplier never drops on idle and as far as i know - it is supposed to.
As a result, idle voltage jumps around like crazy at any random value from 0.240 to 1.344 and as a result my idle temperatures are also jumping around from 22 to 26 celcium degrees.
I wonder if there is anything to "fix" this? Make the multiplier drop like it's supposed to.
In BIOS i've tried to set every power-saving feature to AUTO or ENABLED. Or did they never were supposed to work in OC scenario?
I've managed to overclock my CPU using an offset mode ("normal" in Gigabyte MB's, mine is Z170X Gaming 5) to keep my power saving features enabled and found a safe voltage sweet spot for heavy load situations.
I dont have any sort of stability issues and my temperatures are well within comfortable range, but the "problem" is that multiplier never drops on idle and as far as i know - it is supposed to.
As a result, idle voltage jumps around like crazy at any random value from 0.240 to 1.344 and as a result my idle temperatures are also jumping around from 22 to 26 celcium degrees.
I wonder if there is anything to "fix" this? Make the multiplier drop like it's supposed to.
In BIOS i've tried to set every power-saving feature to AUTO or ENABLED. Or did they never were supposed to work in OC scenario?
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