You'll need to determine yourself what your CPU likes. Some chips want more SoC voltage for higher FCLK, some want less SoC voltage for higher FCLK. Normal range for SoC voltage is usually 950-1100mv. However, the SoC can experience instability from either high voltage (usually starting around 1150mv+, due to additional VRM signal noise) just as it can experience instability from too little voltage. SoC Voltage: 950-1150mv (Suggestion: 1060mv) Should not exceed 1200mv for long term usage. In case you're not interested in reading further, your voltages are all within safe and normal limits. We can't tell you what the lower limits for your specific chip are, you'll have to determine that yourself through trial and error.Ībout all we can tell you is the normal range, as well as what to expect with instability.

Just as there's a silicon lottery for your cores, there's also a silicon lottery for your SoC and IMC.

Ideally you want to run SoC voltage as low as you can get it while remaining stable, as doing so reduces overall socket/package power draw, which results in lower temperature and power consumption, which means more potential to boost higher and longer.

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