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    Ivy Bridge BCLK Overclocking using anything other than XTU

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by villahed94, Apr 14, 2018.

  1. villahed94

    villahed94 Notebook Guru

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    Hi.
    Been using for some time XTU to apply some BCLK overclocking in addition to multiplier overclocking.
    This gives a slightly lower power consumption at higher clocks (some sort of an undervolt) while also having better performance due to the overclock also applying to RAM. (DDR3 1600 ->1667).
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    Is there a way to apply the same parameters using software other than XTU, like RW-Everything or writing to MSRs?
     
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    villahed94 Notebook Guru

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