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Gigabyte Aorus Z390 PRO - voltage question

ScorpZero
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Hello!

 

During my problem with DRP4 I got some really great advice and thus I finally managed to overcome overheating problems with my i7-9700k just simply by lowering vcore voltage manually in BIOS.

But then another question came to my mind on which I'd like to find a solution.

 

Let's say I want to set vcore at 1.235V and keep it at vcore_max. At the same time I'd like to have some mechanism that would drop CPU clocks and lower vcore while I am idle - just for lower temps in idle and for power saving. Can I somehow achieve it with my motherboard (mentioned in topic)? I've read that I could use adaptive voltage or offseting but I am not really sure how.

 

Could someone explain it for me, please? Of course I have BIOS flashed to the newest F10 version.

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