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AMD Radeon Software 16.7.1 fixes PCI-e power draw

Post Date: 2016-07-06
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Wow, a promise for a fix and undervolting makes it better. I love how we are improving going backwards, it is so today.

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they're talking about "under-volting", not "under-clocking".  this isn't really a surprise to me considering both cpu and gpu manufacturers typically pump too much voltage thru their procs at stock frequencies anyways. 

i begin all of my oc'ing by first finding the lowest voltage for stability at stock clocks.  i'll then increase frequency only until i reach instability and then decide whether or not to add voltage for further increased frequency and stability.  
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Doesn't everybody OC that way? I mean you have to know your OC like a back of your hand, which points need extra voltage and etc.

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Posts: 2115 		  Quote db188 Quote  Post ReplyReply bullet Posted: 06 Jul 2016 at 3:11pm
 you'd be surprised how many people and even system builders don't bother to under-volt at the beginning of their oc'ing procedure.  they just increase the multiplier from the stock settings w/o ever finding their particular proc's baseline.  most probably just hit the auto tune feature and call it a day with no stress/stability testing at all.  

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Thats just lazy , one has to know every aspect of one's oc otherwise IMHO one doesn't know one's limits in that oc, and headed towards all kinds of headaches specially with no stress test

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