Is there a CPU tuning software similar to RMCLOCK, which limits CPU voltage and frequency?

In the BIOS, all energy-saving options are turned on (in fact, they are enabled by default), and if you have modified the power management options of the operating system, it will also be restored to the normal state. Then just use it normally. The CPU will automatically reduce the frequency when there are no heavy tasks, and the energy-saving frequency of Haswell is still very low, and the power saving effect is better than the previous generation.

The problem is that Interstellar 2 is only optimized for dual-core, and there is no pressure for 4770 to play this frequency reduction a little bit and then play, even in the late stage of multiplayer battles. According to the above brother's introduction, the maximum frequency limit is directly set in the advanced power management of the system, which is equivalent to using 4770 as 4770T, and the problem is basically perfectly solved.

Interstellar 2 eats the main frequency very much, so let's keep it high turbo by default. If you use the software bar to pull down the main frequency, the game will also slow down.

Yes... The voltage is turned up too high, the CPU is overloaded, and the temperature is too high. The motherboard will automatically power off when it is in the protected state. Generally conventional overclocking, it is not recommended to increase the voltage.

Let me tell you, I've been using this lately to get this software. But I'm not trying to lower the pressure, I'm trying to pressurize, but it doesn't have this function. And the maximum voltage set is not enough for my u's high-performance power.

Insufficient power supply leads to automatic power shutdown. Got it? Are you right, the voltage is set low.

You'll want to see what your U is in the normal core voltage range. And then one level at a time. Drop it a little and use EV to test the stability of the system.

It will be highly load tested. If your computer has a blue screen or automatically shuts down, it means that the voltage you set is low. Just use back to the maximum value of the last test without shutting down. 、

CPU overclocking is set in the BIOS.

It's simple and not dangerous.

No way. No other software is that strong.

In general, it is not recommended to adjust the CPU voltage, if you want to overclock, you must have a temperature measurement rubber software, and it is best to use 3DMark to test the effect, if it is not improved or unstable, then according to the original use of Chang Sui Liang Shu. Increasing the voltage may cause the CPU to burn out.

1. CrystalCPUID: This software is a simple and practical CPU detection overclocking tool. The software allows users to clearly understand the overclocking speed of the computer, that is, the running speed of the computer, and provides various CPU data analysis to help users enhance the performance of the computer and improve the running speed of the computer; The software is simple to use and easy to operate.

2. RightMark CPU Clock Utility: RightMark CPU Clock Utility (RMCLOCK) is a small graphical application that can monitor CPU frequency, voltage and load indicators. The software is a function that adjusts the frequency of the CPU in real time to achieve downscaling protection.

Secondly, it can also have power-saving management.

3. Hardware monitoring program: The English name is HWMONITOR Pro, which is a new software of CPUID, which does not seem to meet the detection function of CPU-Z, this software has the characteristics of real-time monitoring, and inherits the fine tradition of free installation. Through the sensor, you can monitor the voltage, temperature, fan speed, memory voltage, motherboard north and south bridge temperature, hard disk temperature, graphics card temperature, etc.

4. CPU-Z: CPU-Z can detect the relevant details of the motherboard and memory, such as the memory dual-channel detection function. It can accurately detect hardware information such as CPU, motherboard, memory, graphics card, SPD, etc., and users can fully understand the performance parameters of the CPU according to CPU-Z and make corresponding adjustments.

5. Core Temp: Core Temp temperature probe designed for Intel and AMD processors. The software supports both Core and Core2 series processors, and the temperature recorded by the software is taken directly from the digital temperature sensor in the processor core, so the accuracy is very high, and it can independently collect the temperature data of each core in the dual-core processor.

With crystalcpuid, you can adjust the voltage and overclocking, please adjust carefully, the voltage generally does not exceed 1V

Set the CPU frequency a little lower directly in the BIOS.

Dott on the cooling software, you go to check, I haven't used it for a long time!

EverTest is a great app, you can go down and try it.

The frequency reduction of the CPU's Kai performance has been reduced. It's no problem if the applet doesn't take up much CPU.

If the program runs too much or the big program is arbitrary, it will not work.

It is recommended to clean the fan of the computer, and you will not take it to the computer city.

The effect will be much better, and you can also add the cooling base of the laptop.

It will definitely reduce the frequency of high temperatures, you say the impact will not affect?

Use Everest to measure the CPU and graphics card temperature, and the graphics card is, of course, good for fan cooling. I don't know if your CPU is Intel's or AMD's, go to the motherboard BIOS to set the CPU core voltage, my previous CPU is Q8200 The default frequency can be used to lower the core voltage, it is very stable, the temperature can drop a lot, and it can also turn on the automatic frequency reduction function (EIST), AMD's CPU can't automatically adjust the frequency up and down after the core voltage is lowered, it can only run at full frequency, I tried, my current CPU AMD Yilong 2 Quad Core 925, The default maximum voltage, 1V (800Hz), if the default voltage of the CPU is adjusted, it can only run automatically, and the frequency will not be automatically adjusted up or down according to the system load. Your graphics card has a heatsink, so you can only add a cooling fan to the case to increase the air flow in the case, and then change the temperature in the case.

It's definitely harmful, don't use software to cool down, it will affect the service life of the CPU, it is recommended that you change to a better heavy fan.