Which one do I trust here?! I just closed prime and stopped testing, and cpu-z shows 1600, while Real Temp is fluctuating between 3300-4400. I know I enabled the option that allows me to save power (i.e., it's not full voltage 100% of the time), and the voltage readings on cpu-z DID go down at the same time, but just asking because I want to save on electricity where applicable. Thanks!
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