Shadow, doing that enables the silicon to settle in at a reduced voltage, meaning it will begin to love that low voltage and get used to it. We then rip the bottle away and give it hell.
so your "burning in" the chip. I have done that before. did that with every CPU i have had in the last 2 years. But i did it alittle different. I would leave it at stock speed lowest stable voltage, stress for 24hrs up the speed stress 8hrs up speed little more stress again for 8hr. I would keep doing that till it became unstable then lower it to fastest stable speed on that voltage stress for about a week (using F@H mostly sometimes orthos) then try that speed it became unstable at before again...
results.... It worked about 75% of the time.
exp 1.8ghz@1v stable 1.9ghz@1v unstable before "burn-in " about a week later 1.9ghz@1v
then after thats done clock the hell out of it...
exp. 1.8ghz @1v to 3.1ghz@1.4v