Quote:Originally Posted by TwoCables Whew. It's a common misunderstanding, so I had to be sure!
So, I'm still stumped.
Me too. It runs perfectly fine at -0.050V @ 4.2GHz with no lock ups or BSOD. Its only when I leave it idle...
Quote:Originally Posted by TwoCables Do you mean that you went from -0.050V to -0.150V? I mean, that's a decrease because it's further down from 0.000V.
I don't know if this is the problem, but I feel that it's possible if this is...
Quote:Originally Posted by TwoCables Nice! You're very welcome.
What is CPU-Z showing you for a core voltage while running Prime95's Blend test for like, several seconds?
Oh. I didn't even notice you posted after me, my apologies....
Okay, my CPU Load-Line Calibration says "Level 5"
I'm not sure if this will help but here are the rest of the settings.
CPU Ratio : 42
Host Clock Override BLCK : 100
Spread Spectrum: Auto
Intel SpeedStep Technology : Enabled
Intel...
Quote:Originally Posted by TwoCables Oh. Now we may need to increase the Load-Line Calibration a little. What is it set to right now?
It is currently set on Auto (1.832V). Is that enough?
Quote:Originally Posted by TwoCables Oh. That's normal because the software is applying the overclock once Windows loads it. I wasn't thinking.
Either way, disabling C3 and C6 will apply (the setting will stick).
Sadly It still...
Quote:Originally Posted by TwoCables The Offset is set to Auto? That's not a good thing. It makes the voltage higher than it needs to be when overclocking. However, this is not why you're getting idle lock-ups.
Sorry, the CPU...
Quote:Originally Posted by Bozzeh Your voltage is too low, try changing it slightly up in the bios, if you can't tell me.
Actually, I just went into BIOS and I'm running stock (3.5GHz) everything and CPU Voltage is on Auto. How...