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I see, well, even if I set the BCLK to 100 again and up the multiplier to 47 to get a 4.7 clock, not even 1.32v will be stable. And I only really nudged the BCLK (it's at 100.8 now) to get up th the 4.636ghz I'm at now, it seems like I might indeed just have hit a wall somewhere around 4.64ghz.
I wasn't quite sure whether this was the case or not, which is why I am asking
For fun I was trying BCLK on my Gigabyte Z170 HD3 and was saving my settings to reboot then my Bios achieved corruption, I'm lucky my board has Auto backup Bios and re-flashed it self.
For fun I was trying BCLK on my Gigabyte Z170 HD3 and was saving my settings to reboot then my Bios achieved corruption, I'm lucky my board has Auto backup Bios and re-flashed it self.
Depends on how high it was. BCLK overclocks all of the buss's. It can absolutely corrupt a bios if too high.I should think that was coincidence unless you were also trying to flash the bios.
Absolutely......!!!!Depends on how high it was. BCLK overclocks all of the buss's. It can absolutely corrupt a bios if too high.
Depends on how high it was. BCLK overclocks all of the buss's. It can absolutely corrupt a bios if too high.
Absolutely......!!!!