Tested on my laptop.Voltages are -4 VIDs below the voltage where it BSODs or Kernel Panics to improve stability.
P-State | Frequency | Voltages |
---|---|---|
P-State 0 (pb0) | 2.8 Ghz | # How to test this one ? |
P-State 1 (pb1) | 2.3 Ghz | VID:100 VCore: |
P-State 2 (p0) | 1.9 Ghz | VID:110 VCore: |
P-State 3 (p1) | 1.8 Ghz | VID:116 VCore: |
P-State 4 (p2) | 1.7 Ghz | VID:117 VCore: |
P-State 5 (p3) | 1.6 Ghz | VID:120 VCore: |
P-State 6 (p4) | 1.4 Ghz | VID:125 VCore: |
P-State 7 (p5) | 900 Mhz | VID:138 VCore:Unknown ? |
Prime95 was used for the testing.Temperatures have gone from 88C to 76C
Apply these voltages using a tool like Turion Power Control (what I used , also cross-platform) or Linux PHC (didn't work for me)