Re: LLc and VDroop?
2019/12/06 23:52:00
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☼ Best Answerby Cool GTX 2019/12/09 07:35:54
The difference is just in the name, that's all.
The higher the Vdroop the more the CPU voltage drops/droops, most noticeably under load.
LLC/Vdroop is the setting that keeps the CPU from overshooting (spiking) the processor manufacturer's voltage spec when it transitions from load to no load/low load.
On my board, the higher the LLC number (1 thru 7, not in %), the less Vdroop it has and the higher the Vcore under load..Other boards can work differently on a percentage and not a number..You should test it and see how it acts on your board.
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