I just assumed that using adaptive voltage control and overclocking the turbo boost was the way forward with these generation of CPUs and chipsets, where the BIOS supports it.
Is this the norm though? Does it require a certain degree of quality, efficiency and expedient response from the motherboard power phase circuits? Is the more traditional way still used most often with this platform?
In short, would having a static voltage OC potentially (pardon the pun) lead to higher or more stable overclocks?
Is this the norm though? Does it require a certain degree of quality, efficiency and expedient response from the motherboard power phase circuits? Is the more traditional way still used most often with this platform?
In short, would having a static voltage OC potentially (pardon the pun) lead to higher or more stable overclocks?