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Hi @buildzoid.bsky.social
You said Intel 13/14xxx were requesting too high voltage in anticipation of burst computations leading to excessive voltage and that both AMD and Nvidia use clock stretching instead (Intel has optional CEP).
Is it correct that turning CEP on reduced that behaviour or not?
You said Intel 13/14xxx were requesting too high voltage in anticipation of burst computations leading to excessive voltage and that both AMD and Nvidia use clock stretching instead (Intel has optional CEP).
Is it correct that turning CEP on reduced that behaviour or not?
January 9, 2026 at 11:18 AM
Hi @buildzoid.bsky.social
You said Intel 13/14xxx were requesting too high voltage in anticipation of burst computations leading to excessive voltage and that both AMD and Nvidia use clock stretching instead (Intel has optional CEP).
Is it correct that turning CEP on reduced that behaviour or not?
You said Intel 13/14xxx were requesting too high voltage in anticipation of burst computations leading to excessive voltage and that both AMD and Nvidia use clock stretching instead (Intel has optional CEP).
Is it correct that turning CEP on reduced that behaviour or not?