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    Reenabling Power saving states on Overclocked FX CPUs

    Any reason why this shouldn't work? I've reenabled C6, C1e & CnQ after getting a stable overclock, but it would appear that they aren't working. Does manually specifying multiplier or voltage override these?

    edit: ignore me, had minimum cpu speed set to 100% in power settings, although I'd still prefer it to undervolt itself as well.
    Last edited by herulach; 29-03-2014 at 09:20 PM.

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    Re: Reenabling Power saving states on Overclocked FX CPUs

    C1E should allow it to undervolt itself. If your offset voltage is fine it should just deduct that amount depending on the P-states of the chip. A fixed voltage setting overrides it though.
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    Re: Reenabling Power saving states on Overclocked FX CPUs

    Quote Originally Posted by mikeo01 View Post
    C1E should allow it to undervolt itself. If your offset voltage is fine it should just deduct that amount depending on the P-states of the chip. A fixed voltage setting overrides it though.
    That probably explains it, its set to fixed voltage.

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