Effects of Underclocking?

[pinksnowmanshandle]

Besides the reduction of clockspeed and power consumption are there any other results when underclocking/volting a CPU?
(Ex. I underclock an Intel i5 4690K to about 3.2GHz) What would the repercussion be on GPU performance if it were to be overclocked from 980MHz to 1.04GHz? 

Edit note: Okay thanks for telling me that going that high is physically impossible nor did I know how much the cpu draws in terms of volts.

Edited November 12, 2014 by wcreek

[Toddwjp]

you would have a cpu at negative volts and thus break physics

[Samfisher]

Erm....slower performance?  And you can't underclock a 4690k by 25 Volts It's 25 microvolts.  The CPU goes up to 1.2v I think.  25 volts is roughly equivalent to 2 car batteries

[LemonSpice]

Besides the reduction of clockspeed and power consumption are there any other results when underclocking/volting a CPU?

(Ex. I undervolt an Intel i5 4690K about 25 volts) What would the repercussion be on GPU performance if it were to be overclocked from 980MHz to 1.04GHz? 

THere is a oint where yuo cant underclock it any more and really of the side affects could be longer cu timeframe but i can also be less stable because just like a overclock you need to validate it .

P.S coming from me the guy who risked it all and put his 4790k at 5.1ghz  wouldnt reccomend underclocking

[LemonSpice]

Erm....slower performance?  And you can't underclock a 4690k by 25 Volts It's 25 microvolts.  The CPU goes up to 1.2v I think.  25 volts is roughly equivalent to 2 car batteries

only for the most extreme cooling setups for 20ghz and beyond

[pinksnowmanshandle]

you would have a cpu at negative volts and thus break physics

Maybe I wanna break physics. 

[Toddwjp]

Maybe I wanna break physics. 

 

well good luck,

[pinksnowmanshandle]

well good luck,

:lol: