Ai Suite 3 Voltage problems.

desertcomputer · October 22, 2016

So i have been using AiSuite fan control unity and be working really well, but the single problem is the DIGI+PowerControl (I think), when i set manual voltage in my bios (1.315) but when i go stress test my cpu i see my voltages goes up to 1.34 for some reason even when i adjusted "CPU current Capability". Even if i close AISUITE, the voltage is spiking to 1.35 for some reason, do i need uninstall AiSuit but i really like power control options. How should i fix this problem?

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airdeano · October 22, 2016

do you have any of the "turbo voltage" as well? plus, if you are stress testing with synthetic bench apps, this will increase the voltage if in adaptive voltage mode.

manual overclocking is far superior as the canned are for 'all' CPU and can be overvolting to compensate for weaker CPUs.

desertcomputer · October 22, 2016

Just now, airdeano said:

do you have any of the "turbo voltage" as well? plus, if you are stress testing with synthetic bench apps, this will increase the voltage if in adaptive voltage mode.

manual overclocking is far superior as the canned are for 'all' CPU and can be overvolting to compensate for weaker CPUs.

I specifically set a manual voltage in bios. Is there like setting i forgot which i can disable "Turbo voltage", currently I want a profile for daily which have a bit reduce voltage with lower clock speed but currently i cant really test that because every times it voltage just boosts itself.