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Alright so i have a question about Vdroop. I know it lowers your voltages when going into load and has a higher idle voltage than load voltage.
I currently have it enabled as i heard that it is better for the CPU.
Is it true that having a higher idle voltage with vdroop is better than having a lower idle voltage without vdroop but a higher load voltage??
I heard that having vdroop and higher voltage is better than vdroop off with a lower voltage which spikes up under load.
Which is better for the CPU and which is better in general??
To get 4.2ghz stable on my i7 920 my voltages idle at like 1.4v but under load drop all the way down to like 1.37v.....cooling is not an issue and do not go above 70C under load.
I currently have it enabled as i heard that it is better for the CPU.
Is it true that having a higher idle voltage with vdroop is better than having a lower idle voltage without vdroop but a higher load voltage??
I heard that having vdroop and higher voltage is better than vdroop off with a lower voltage which spikes up under load.
Which is better for the CPU and which is better in general??
To get 4.2ghz stable on my i7 920 my voltages idle at like 1.4v but under load drop all the way down to like 1.37v.....cooling is not an issue and do not go above 70C under load.
