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System Name | Lenovo 17IMH05H |
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Processor | Core i7 10750H |
Video Card(s) | GTX 1660 Ti |
Audio Device(s) | SSL2 |
Software | Windows 10 Pro 22H2 |
Benchmark Scores | i've got a shitload of them in 15 years of TPU membership |
I have not done any serious voltage and BLCK based overclocking since 2012 when i had an i7 920 and X58 system and i am not going to do so now, but i just need just a slight overclock!
I am now confused a bit.. The Core i7 5775C is an unlocked CPU, so i set the multiplier to 40 without adding voltage.
First question: what would be the difference between setting the turbo boost on all cores to 40 instead of disabling turbo boost, but setting the multiplier to manual 40? This i don't get it.
Second question: i want power management so i keep EIST and C1E on, but do i really need C1E? Surely EIST is enough to enter the lowest multiplier state as well as other higher states? As i understand C1E only enters the single lowest power state, but if EIST does the same, is not C1E a legacy thing?
I am now confused a bit.. The Core i7 5775C is an unlocked CPU, so i set the multiplier to 40 without adding voltage.
First question: what would be the difference between setting the turbo boost on all cores to 40 instead of disabling turbo boost, but setting the multiplier to manual 40? This i don't get it.
Second question: i want power management so i keep EIST and C1E on, but do i really need C1E? Surely EIST is enough to enter the lowest multiplier state as well as other higher states? As i understand C1E only enters the single lowest power state, but if EIST does the same, is not C1E a legacy thing?