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In many bios setting you can adjust the dynamic overclocking with course and easy or more nuanced settings to give you what you want. Many times a lot of the p
by CyberDildonics 6y ago
In many bios setting you can adjust the dynamic overclocking with course and easy or more nuanced settings to give you what you want. Many times a lot of the power and heat comes from high dynamic overclocking which uses a disproportionate amount of power.
- loeg 6y agoYou can also underclock the high end parts by lowering the voltage and/or thermal limits that govern the behavior of CPB/XFR/PBO (the CPU's internal clock-setting mechanism(s) at P0). That might correspond more directly with the benefits associated with a 65W SKU without hampering performance more than necessary.