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Help with 4790k AVX2 (0.1 extra voltage) Heat

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scoObi_OC

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just a quick Q.. with offset voltage, or adaptive fixed at 1.16 vid max.. when avx2 kicks in my vid rises to 1.26 1.29 is this normal heat rises like crazy ...

what do i do about that , can i prevent this ?

manuel voltage vid, does avx2 kick in without me seeing this ?


Sorry for my bad english hope i explanied it good enough..


Regardz Carsten
 
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What motherboard? Do you have a load line calibration bios setting? sounds like v"droop" (voltage fluctation from bios, where a little is added automatically in higher stress scenarios to prevent crashes).

Double check your settings. There is some discrepancy in what you've mentioned (title says 0.1 diff, vid @ 1.6???, rises to 1.26-1.29?)

A screenshot from bios would help a lot.
 
Sorry , should have been 1.16 and yes LLC is at 7 to maintain a VCCIN 1.856 without VDROP.. this voltage increase only occurs when AVX instruc are used..

LLC SETTINGS:

My LLC option BIOS are..

LLC Level 1-9 .. Set to 7 now

VRM FREQUENCY .. AUTO (Default)

VRM SPECTRUM .. Disabled (Default)

POWER PHASE - Standard Optimized Extreme - set to AUTO (default)

POWER DUTY set to T.Probe (Default)

Current Capability - 100% to 140% should i leave it be ? - Auto (default)

Input Boot Voltage Auto (default)


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Is v"drop" bad when its increasing voltage ? (only bad when it drops belov fixed voltage right ?)
 
:) Think i got it now .. Good temps, lov voltage and 4.7ghz is enough for me :I)
 
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