[milkman6453]

It seems whenever i put load on the cpu it lowers its vcore, i lowered the vcore in bios to around 1.1v. I believe vdroop/drop is off.

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p.s the buttons to edit my post, add pictures add html links don't respond to my clicks so this is all i can do ha.

 

[kevingreenbmx]

that is normal, do not worry about it.

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for the pics use the [*img] tag and use [*/img] after the link. (take out the astrisks)

 

[wumpus]

yeah its called vdroop. when the CPU begins pulling more amperage, the volatge drops like that. if you want it to go away, disable vdroop in the BIOS or loadline calibration as its called on other BIOS'es

 

[milkman6453]

is it good? is it bad? whats better for performance?

 

[kevingreenbmx]

Quote:

Originally Posted by milkman6453 is it good? is it bad? whats better for performance?

It is not bad. it is not good. it just is.

you can use LLC if it bothers you, but be careful, that can cause voltage spikes when you go from high load to idle and makes your vregs run way hotter.

 

[milkman6453]

I'll leave what is, as is. Thanks for your input.

 

[Raji8]

Quote:

Originally Posted by kevingreenbmx It is not bad. it is not good. it just is. you can use LLC if it bothers you, but be careful, that can cause voltage spikes when you go from high load to idle and makes your vregs run way hotter.

Interesting. Did not know this. +rep for you.