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SOLVED Omg, is this normal??
- Thread starter rnldrc22
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Are you using preset overclocking profiles? Your sig says [email protected].
In my experience, all overclocking profiles usually seem to have a higher voltage set then what is actually needed. To make sure that even people with bad chips can run at those clocks.
Personally. You should try to overclock that cpu yourself. Read up on a bunch of guides and play around in bios/uefi.
In my experience, all overclocking profiles usually seem to have a higher voltage set then what is actually needed. To make sure that even people with bad chips can run at those clocks.
Personally. You should try to overclock that cpu yourself. Read up on a bunch of guides and play around in bios/uefi.
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Before you rush to conclusions (or tech supports does for you) have you tried manually setting it to like 1.08? Even if you reset the OC if it's on auto it will do whatever it wants. Try manually keying in a number
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Yeah, i did, however i did contact MSI too and they are replacing it for me. I dont want to have to manually set it since it should do that even on auto
- Thread Starter
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If it's set to AUTO it will get turned up as you turn the OC up.
It's not a defect, it's totally normal.
That, after all, is what AUTOmatic means
Even when the cpu is not OCed? i dont think so. Its impossible to be running the 2600k @ 3.4 ghz at 1.344 v of I/O on AUTO.
by the way, thanks for not helping
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