Adjusting one adjusts the other, at least for me. Will: yes, it seems that core and cache voltages are either linked or XTU treats them as linked (makes sense as cache clocks are sort of linked to CPU clocks). Not bad at all for maybe 20 minutes of actual effort. Good enough for me.Īlso, the UV gave me a 10% increase in Cinebench scores, and generally allows for significantly higher boost clocks - around 3-400MHz in the XTU Stress Test, at no change or a minor reduction in temperatures. 0,110 causes crashes, but 0,100 is stable after 6 hours of Prime95/3 hours of 3DMark looping. Thanks for a great guide!Īlso, either your average UV numbers (-0,060 to -0,080V for KBL) are conservative, or there's really something to Intel's binning process: my i7-7600U happily runs both CPU, Cache and iGPU at -0,100V.
Even if I didn't look up this guide until after I'd undervolted my CPU ( ::) ), it was still great to confirm my assumptions and have everything verified in a thorough manner.
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