pstates and xfr question

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   2700x, x470 Taichi 1.62

Can xfr and a custom pstate be used together, or is it like a voltage offset, where enabling XFR ignores my offset? My issue is that I get better clocks with XFR enabled, but the board insists on pushing 1.44v+ through the CPU, which results in rather a lot of heat. I'm fairly certain that my chip can do those clocks without all that voltage. I really just want a way to limit the voltage fed to the chip while utilizing XFR to see if it will in fact be stable.

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	2700x, x470 Taichi 1.62 Can xfr and a custom pstate be used together, or is it like a voltage offset, where enabling XFR ignores my offset? My issue is that I get better clocks with XFR enabled, but the board insists on pushing 1.44v+ through the CPU, which results in rather a lot of heat. I'm fairly certain that my chip can do those clocks without all that voltage. I really just want a way to limit the voltage fed to the chip while utilizing XFR to see if it will in fact be stable.