- Oct 23, 2014
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Hi, I own a z270 Asus Tuf, and I know all of the mentioned features on the tittle work to save energy and lower the temperatures. Honestly, I don't care about temperatures or power consumption since my my Intel G4400 is running on 30ºC (86F) and 43ºC (109F) under 100% load. (Going to upgrade to 7700k on near future).
But my true question is about Speed Shift, If we check this picture by Intel:
It says, when you're running Skylake or Kaby Lake w/ Speed Shift disabled, you're still getting some lag/latency to switch frequencies and CPU Voltages... But, now that's the thing: since I leave all of those mentioned power features disabled to squeeze the most possible performance so, is it still happening to me/my rig? 'cause, if you see, here's a screenshot from CPU-Z:
The V-Core is always on 1.056 mV, and the multiplier is always on x33 - 3300MHz - 3.3Ghz.
So, to sum up, does the lag/latency happen or not? (On my situation).
But my true question is about Speed Shift, If we check this picture by Intel:
It says, when you're running Skylake or Kaby Lake w/ Speed Shift disabled, you're still getting some lag/latency to switch frequencies and CPU Voltages... But, now that's the thing: since I leave all of those mentioned power features disabled to squeeze the most possible performance so, is it still happening to me/my rig? 'cause, if you see, here's a screenshot from CPU-Z:
The V-Core is always on 1.056 mV, and the multiplier is always on x33 - 3300MHz - 3.3Ghz.
So, to sum up, does the lag/latency happen or not? (On my situation).
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