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Help needed! LLC off or on??
- Thread starter HaanzZ
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Hi mate they said in this thread http://www.overclockers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=711993 to leave it on 100%
- Thread Starter
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Yes i do know that.. but i had it turned on at 100% for a while and it looks like the vdroop is bigger with it at 100% than on 35% (thats what i have it on at the moment). And i also read somewhere that it should be at a lower level.. I am confused and that is why im asking for help.
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Good link "snod33". It had already been suggested 3 weeks or so ago to set LLC to 100% on that motherboard by one whom had had that motherboard and was also stated that the motherboard in question did not like begin pushed too hard.
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I just switch the thing off, so you could try with it off and work your way up until you get problems with your overclock then back it off a bit. Good luck
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There is vdroop and there is vdrop. Vdroop refers to the voltage falling off under load. Vdrop refers to the voltage drop at idle in Windows. In my experience, LLC supplements both but supplements the vdroop heavier than the vdrop. In the end, you will just have to experiment with what is best for your system. We can't give you an out of the box answer. And if you think this bios tool is not behaving correctly then maybe there is a bios update that would fix it.
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Depends what motherboard you have. Some motherboards use LLC differently. With my LLC off my load voltage rises. At 25% the load voltage is about the same as idle voltage. At 50% 75% load voltage drops. and at 100% i just get bsods, freezes..
