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Originally Posted by
homestyleÂ
I'm trying to overclock the cpu as high as it would go on stock (auto) voltages.
It's fine with a 43 multi. Vcore scales down from 0.92 to 1.128. But when I increase the multi to 44, the vcore goes to 1.34 on load.
Any ideas?
That is svid nothing you can do about it other than setting vcore manually. that is Intels tech to allow oc with auto volts
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Originally Posted by
craneyÂ
Hi guys i was just wondering if someone could lend me a hand setting up LLC on my Z77X-D3H board. I have it set to auto at the mo but i have overclocked my i5 2500k to 4ghz and manually set the vcore to 1.25 in the bios, i have also left on the downclocking tools like spped step etc on auto. Anyway when i start playing a demanding game i notice the vcore drops to around 1.118 at times which from what i gather is normal vdroop. I thought LLC might help my voltage stay at around the 1.25v mark if i increased it to high and ran another demanding game and it seemed to keep it around the 1.25v mark. The problem was i found it to give me more choppy gameplay than when i left it on auto and let the voltage drop
Just wondered if anyone else has any experience with LLC on this board. I am running bios F6 at the mo just for the record. Hope someone can help me out
Cheers guys
Set llc to turbo.
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1510#post_17318037"]either it was a bios issue or i had some issue with my ram's, my command rate was sate to 1t instead of 2t. i changed that too.[/quote]
yes that will do it. lol also make sure windows is fully updated. also you still have to set memory voltage even if xmp is enabled.
