As I said, it didn't look terrible like some (Asus).
But since you're going to be a jerk about it, 1.375v in Windows (idle) yields 1.356v under load (Orthos Small FFT, priority 9), read from a DMM.
Better?
Please mind your words. I didn't insult you, I just told you that you can't talk about Vdroop when you only have one voltage reading for idle volts. VDroop is just a function of current draw under load, so a measurement in idle has absolutely no meaning for vdroop. If you don't know what you're talking about, then please at least try to sound a bit less rude.
Quote from one of our professors: "Reality is hiding in the imaginary part."
Originally Posted by Omastar
I didn't insult you, I just told you that you can't talk about Vdroop when you only have one voltage reading for idle volts. VDroop is just a function of current draw under load, so a measurement in idle has absolutely no meaning for vdroop. If you don't know what you're talking about, then please at least try to sound a bit less rude.
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