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FEATURED Beginners: How to set your 25/6/700K to 4.5Ghz
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Not sure what you mean by that, but I have increased voltage for CPU to 1.355 from 1.350. Running Self FFT now. Will check back in with updates.
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No it's not. That's your weakest core by the look of it. You don't seem to have gotten a golden chip by any means but you should still be able to do this.
You only really need to run blend mode in P95 don't worry about the other options.
Failing all else we can just use auto OC and clock the BCLK back and get you 4.3
Here is the thing about Blend mode only (I have deja vu here)... Its a memory test essentially in that it uses quite a bit of ram as well as stressing the CPU. So if that test ends abnormally (abends) how does one know for sure if its the RAM or the CPU? Chances are the ram shouldnt be bad, but why even have it in there?
Small FFT to test CPU only. Once that is good, then I would complete blend... but that is just me. Nothing wrong with blend except it wont pinpoint an issue with the overclock.
Small FFT to test CPU only. Once that is good, then I would complete blend... but that is just me. Nothing wrong with blend except it wont pinpoint an issue with the overclock.
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Hence once we fail blend we run other tests to pinpoint it. You skin the cat tail first, I start at the head. We both make good guitar strings.
I saw in one thread that when a oc'er had a worker error in prime 95 that he dropped the pll voltage a notch or two and got it stable.
he indicated that the pll auto voltage was usually too high.
Is your pll voltage set to auto, its usually auto at 1.8 on my P8z68 VPro.
maybe try dropping it to 1.75 or 1.7 and see.
granted im not a super wizzard just regugitating what i have read with different problems.
he indicated that the pll auto voltage was usually too high.
Is your pll voltage set to auto, its usually auto at 1.8 on my P8z68 VPro.
maybe try dropping it to 1.75 or 1.7 and see.
granted im not a super wizzard just regugitating what i have read with different problems.
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if your trying to get stable 4.5 ghz stable clock...this is what i used to get mine as a starter reference and then tewaked it from there.
All i did was lower voltages from this reference and mine is stable at 4.5 with 1.27 vcore.
it will jump to 1.288 during prime but it worked for me.
All i did was lower voltages from this reference and mine is stable at 4.5 with 1.27 vcore.
it will jump to 1.288 during prime but it worked for me.
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k so set the v core to 1.35 but CPUID is reading it to be 1.42~3, been running prime 95 blend for 20mins so far so good, why would it be reading so high
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and core temp is reading it as 1.386???
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and core temp is reading it as 1.386???
I've been trying to get the lowest vcore and I was wondering how many passes of IntelBurn test is good enough. I got mine down to 1.3 and 1.325 in which they will pass 5 times, but the 6th time will fail. I increased to 1.33 and it passes 7 times then fails. The guide suggests 5 times but I extented it to see how things would change.
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