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I've thought about doing it, but I haven't gotten around to it. I will use Notebook Hardware Control. The notebook doesn't run very hot and it seems fine on batteries, so I haven't really had much motivation to undervolt it yet.
NHC lists the lowest multiplier (6) @ 0.9500V, and doesn't allow the option to reduce the voltage from there. Anything multiplier above 6 is allowed to have the voltage lowered. I'd prefer to be able to lower the lowest multiplier since it sits in that multiplier most of the time.
No. Overvolting/overclocking will. Undervolting in past experience can cause stability issues if you undervolt too much, but other than that, there is no risk to your hardware.
Problems? See this thread at archive.org.
