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3 digi+ power control, Digi+ power control -8, Chapter 4 – Asus P9X79 DELUXE User Manual

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Chapter 4: Software support

Chapter 4

4.3.3

DIGI+ Power Control

DIGI+ PowerControl allows you to adjust VRM voltage and frequency modulation to enhance
reliability and stability. It also provides the highest power efficiency, generating less heat to
longer component lifespan and minimize power loss.
After installing AI Suite II from the motherboard support DVD, launch DIGI+ Power Control
by clicking

Tool > DIGI+ Power Control on the AI Suite II main menu bar.

Select

CPU Power or DRAM Power to adjust the power control settings.

Function no.

Function description

1

CPU Load-line Calibration

It allows you to adjust the voltage settings and control the system temperature.
Higher load-line calibration could get higher voltage and good overclocking
performance but increases the CPU and VRM thermal.

2

CPU Current Capability

CPU Current Capability provides wider total power range for overclocking. A higher
value setting gets higher VRM power consumption delivery.

3

CPU Voltage Frequency

Switching frequency will affect the VRM transient response and component thermal.
Higher frequency gets quicker transient response.

4

VCCSA Load-line Calibration

The behavior of the DRAM Controller is decided by the VCCSA Load-line. Set to a
higher value for system performance, or to a lower value for better thermal solution.

5

VCCSA Current Capability

A higher value brings wider total DRAM Controller power range and extends the
overclocking frequency range simultaneously.

6

CPU Power Phase Control

Increase phase number under heavy system loading to get more transient and
better thermal performance. Reduce phase number under light system loading to
increase VRM efficiency.

7

CPU Power Duty Control

CPU Power Duty Control adjusts the current of every VRM phase and the thermal of
every phase component.

Application aids

Apply all changes

immediately

Undo all changes

without applying

1

CPU Power

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