Originally posted by Adarion
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- First look for settings to put the power limits and voltages of the processor into the Intel recommended safe ranges. You can find the correct limits for your processor at ark.intel.com. These might be:
- "SVID behavior" → "Intel fail safe"
- "Long duration power limit" → reduce to 125W if set higher ("Processor Base Power" on ARK)
- "Short duration power limit" → reduce to 253W if set higher (for 13900/14900 CPUs, other CPUs have other limits! "Maximum Turbo Power" on ARK)
- If those don't work, another thing to look for is BIOS "enhanced turbo" or "enhanced multithreading" settings. For example:
- "ASUS MultiCore Enhancement" → disabled (not Auto)
- "ASUS Performance Enhancement 3.0" → disabled
- There have been reports of users finding stability by turning down the maximum clock rate. This can be done with BIOS settings or with Intel XTU. Some possibilities:
- Turn down the maximum P core multiplier from 55X to 53X or 54X. (for example)
- Turn down maximum turbo boost clock rate
- Turn off or turn down "thermal velocity boost"
(like back in the meltdown days?)
PS: Long time since I last visited heise, a few years back they had gone full woke and blamed old white man for everything and especially those in IT. Have they gotten back on track or at least stopped blaming their target audience?
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