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Makes sense. Just thought about it as a possible solution. Thanks for sharing so I know more!
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i7 4790k 24/7 my settings help
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Max safe Vcore is 1.4v and temperature 90c.
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vccio or vtt not vcore
I would just use the stock XMP Vccio of ~1.165v for 3200 memory speed.
What is your stock XMP Vccio and Vccsa?
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- #46
IDK but i change all voltage settings lowered all these and i think are better, i test with IBT and i have stability, now i need found the correspondence of hwinfo V1 voltage, I already did everything to find out which voltage corresponds, i have increased and lowered voltages of all items in the bios to see, maybe, if there was something similar but nothing, maybe a bad reading of hwinfo64, My concern is that at idle this v1 voltage is maintained at 0.981v average but to full load this raise at 1.5v!!!
these are my setting now and the unknow V1voltage (i think vccio is VTT)
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no. this not show me vccio voltage in bios, only vccsa voltage and within this analog i/o voltage and digital i/o voltage these last two, only the offset. but experimented with offset i see in hwinfo that vtt went down, that's why im almost sure that is vccio.
Ram is 2400mhz gskill sniper 16gb Cas11 2x8gb
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- #52
thanks all, finally i have found 2 stable OC settings
1- 4.7ghz 1.272vcore 40x cache
2- 4.8ghz 1.312vcore 40xcache
maybe the second is too much and the cpu will degrade faster...i dont know if i use it.
Anyway I use IXTU to change profiles
1- 4.7ghz 1.272vcore 40x cache
2- 4.8ghz 1.312vcore 40xcache
maybe the second is too much and the cpu will degrade faster...i dont know if i use it.
Anyway I use IXTU to change profiles
