Kann ja sein ich teste das noch durch
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Habe hier was in einem Haswell OC Guide gefunden:
The PWM frequency as far as I know is basically how long the VRM is on each cycle. Increasing it could allow for a higher extreme over clock but doesn't help for moderate 24/7 OCs. It may/will increase the VRM temps which if they get hot enough can increase the CPU temps. They are putting out more power because they are switched on for a longer period of time each time they are switched on. Similarly the other VRM setting that has to do with balanced, optimized, extreme, thermal etc has to do with how many of the phases are actually used. Extreme makes sure none of the phases shut off which "could" increase stability on an extreme oc "if" you can keep your temps down. Optimized or thermal balanced is the way to go for most people.
Ist das was du gesucht hast?