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‎06-15-2020 01:52 AM

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Product: Hp Omen 15dc1xxx
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hello,i just wanting to ask about undervolting the cpu.I have seen in the forums the whole process of undervolting but i was keep undervolting my cpu until i reached -0,190v with intel XTU.I could keep going but i am afraid than undervolting too much will hurt the cpu because i have seen that the maximum undervolt for my processor is about -0,150v,so am i missing something beacuse -0,190v is a lot.I stressed test on -0,190v and still the maximum temperature was 90 degrees celsius which is bad and will toast the cpu playing games for 2 hours so do i keep undervolting until i reach 80-85 degrees celsius maximum temperature?

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