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about "p cache" and "e cache" undervolt

IdrisK

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Are "P cache" and "E cache" short for Processor Cache and External Cache, respectively? And should the voltage scaling settings be synchronized with the CPU Core undervoltg?
 

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unclewebb

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P & E refers to the Performance cores and the Efficiency cores and the on chip cache that goes along with each of these cores.

The P & E voltages do not need to be synchronized with the main Core voltage and the P & E voltages do not need to be synchronized with each other.

I am not sure what CPU model you have. It looks like some sort of HX or K series CPU. There are other posts in this forum with offset voltage examples. Search Google for your CPU model..
 
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IdrisK

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Thank you for your reply, my CPU model is 13980hx, if it doesn't need to be synchronized, then there are many kinds of permutations and combinationso_O, I'll be patient to find it.
 
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