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Well, to satisfy your impulse to optimize your hardware you can look into undervolting. Getting lower temps/noise/running cost. In case of the AMD RX (4|5)(7|8)
by scns 5y ago
Well, to satisfy your impulse to optimize your hardware you can look into undervolting. Getting lower temps/noise/running cost. In case of the AMD RX (4|5)(7|8)0 even higher performance, since they can hold their boost because they don't hit their thermal threshhold. For laptops it prolongs battery life.
- secondcoming 5y agoNot possible on Intel chips any more due to Plundervolt.
- scns 5y ago<edit>Thank You for bringing Plundervolt [0] to my attention</edit> They removed the possibility to change voltage on my chip from their eXtreme Tuning Utility in an "update". Had to scour the web for an older version. <edit>Luckily i use Windows around 3% of the time.</edit> Won't buy Intel in the future. [0] https://plundervolt.com/ https://plundervolt.com/