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I watched one of JJ from Asus's videos and he explained that when doing a 4way optimisation over clock it does an adaptive voltage to save power/maintain lower temps. He proceeded to demonstrate this using Aida cpuid and it showed stock ghz but when he ran a program you could see to the processor speed increase the the overlock ghz in real time. This concept is brilliant as you can have all the benefits of overlock when you use a program that can use the speed but then your pc runs at ultra low power when just browsing/doin general tasks.
My question is that I have used this 4way optimisation but I get a constant 4.4ghz whether using cpuidz or Aida cpuid. Temps are low 30's when not running anything but I don't understand why my CPU is running at full speed with adaptive turned on?
My question is that I have used this 4way optimisation but I get a constant 4.4ghz whether using cpuidz or Aida cpuid. Temps are low 30's when not running anything but I don't understand why my CPU is running at full speed with adaptive turned on?
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