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The essential point this section should get across is that there is a separate downclocking mechanism that is besides thermal and power regulation. In other words, the downclocking that is being discussed in this section happens solely based on execution of certain instructions. The Ice Lake reference describes that in detail. The exact amount of downclocking is configurable, but there are default clock multiplier reductions. Changing these settings is considered overclocking and is besides the point of this section. Though I agree that it would be more accurate to use clock multiplier reductions instead of percentages. --[[Special:Contributions/5.142.43.254|5.142.43.254]] ([[User talk:5.142.43.254|talk]]) 21:02, 8 January 2022 (UTC)
== What does YMM stand for? ==
This article introduces ymm registers, however I could not find out what it stands for here or in the spezifictation. Is it just a special name for the adresses?
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