I did. Depending on cpu things might be locked but voltage control should be available.
RenatsMC
Use bios don’t use Intel Extreme Tuning Utility.
sp00n82
You won’t be able to undervolt with XTU on a B760 motherboard. It will try to set the VID offsets, which is not allowed on a B-series motherboard.
You will have to undervolt by setting the VRM offset instead in the BIOS, and you’ll also need to disable CEP, otherwise the performance will go down to about 50% at some point.
Disabling CEP is only possible on a 14th gen chip, if you’re on 13th gen, you’re pretty much out of luck.
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I did. Depending on cpu things might be locked but voltage control should be available.
Use bios don’t use Intel Extreme Tuning Utility.
You won’t be able to undervolt with XTU on a B760 motherboard. It will try to set the VID offsets, which is not allowed on a B-series motherboard.
You will have to undervolt by setting the VRM offset instead in the BIOS, and you’ll also need to disable CEP, otherwise the performance will go down to about 50% at some point.
Disabling CEP is only possible on a 14th gen chip, if you’re on 13th gen, you’re pretty much out of luck.