Posts by Forceman

Quote:Originally Posted by Cyro999  Hey mate i passed Cinebench 11.5 below 1.3 volts (score 10.40 on 4.7ghz 4770k with fastish ram) but i need 1.325 or 1.33 for the CPU to hold up under x264 encoding   Same here. I can run...

Quote:Originally Posted by Sin0822  System Agent Voltage is the main voltage to change for the IMC, on some boards other things are named differently, however on GBT boards the SA is directly tied to the IMC. CPu IO Digital and...

Quote:Originally Posted by rancor  Video encoding can be hard on your memory controller so try raising your system agent voltage.  I thought VCCIOD was the memory controller.

Quote:Originally Posted by Sin0822  You should reflash the BIOS see if the errors go away.Since Haswell OCing is so complex it is possible that some combinations of settings can cause parts of the BIOS to corrupt, however I haven't...

I'm beginning to wonder if the 124 errors might be something wrong with the motherboard/BIOS. I've tried combinations of settings for 45 to include Vcore from 1.25 to 1.4, Vring from Auto to 1.15, VCCSA from Auto to +.05, VCIOA and...

Quote: Originally Posted by garf333  So I think I have a bum chip. 1.2volts and 44 multi won't boot in Windows. Even dropping the uncore to 39 max doesn't help. I guess I'll have to settle for a 4.0-4.2 OC...

Quote:Originally Posted by strokercrate You can turn off the integrated gpu? I've looked all through my bios.. Maybe I just over looked it.  What board do you have? Most, if not all, boards let you disable it.

Thanks for the hard work Sin. Great guide. Now if you just had a secret setting to get rid of 124 errors I'd be all set.

Quote:Originally Posted by itzzdannn  I have no doubt that they can take the heat but it is not safe for the motherboard (most of which can only take up to 80c) and it certainly doesnt do a cpu any good going over 80c heat degrades...

Quote:Originally Posted by SniperOct  The status quo you just described is for non-sponsored games. For sponsored games, you do not know what's in the contracts. That's the whole point. You claimed Nvidia did not denied access...