Cpu voltage offset vs manual

 · Under manual voltage control, voltage seems to adjust with load a bit, but in a much narrower range. The problem is this. When using the offset mode, if I set it at "Auto - .  · If you want to have an overclock but also keep cool n quiet working you need to use the offset method so that the voltages will drop down in the lower power states. With manual mode I think that the voltage will just stay up at what was set even with cool n quiet operating and the CPU frequency drops down.  · Hi Guys, after a bit of advice. At this point in time I am running @ GHz stable using an Offset of This gives a core voltage of V. CIE and speedstep are enabled as is HT. I have noticed when using CPU-Z the core speed and core voltage fluctuate a fair bit when FSX is running. At.

Offset might require slightly more voltage for it to be stable but it really depends on the cpu. Currently sitting at ghz at volt Max and about minimum voltage. (No need for me to overclock more for now since it has practically Zero results for gaming) Edit: Also stable voltage really depends on the cpu. the negative offset (VV=V). Bear in mind though that this will also offset your idle voltage by the same value. As an example, with the default voltage settings, our K processor’s idle voltage (at 16x CPU multiplier ratio) is V. If we subtract V from the full load voltage, the idle voltage. Manual – If you choose this in the BIOS, the voltage you set is always applied. If you set V, you’ll get V at idle, and V under load. Offset – This modifies the default (Auto) behavior. As I mentioned above, by default I was getting just under V idle and just under V during load.

Altering clock frequency or voltage may void any product warranties and reduce stability, security, performance, and life of the processor and other. 30 sept Manual is better because it offers a level of protection for sending too much voltage through the CPU. This is mostly in benchmarks and stress. 28 sept Offset voltage is a much more advanced CPU voltage mode than fixed voltage. It is the typical manual voltage of a lifetime.