After fiddling from my old bloomfield and phenom 2 to a sandy bridge e chip, i came to a conclusion that the stock voltage value as i used to know is dead.
i7 920 and p2x4 940 has a single stock voltage. but with the new intel cpu, depending on the multiplier set, the new cpu/board will have different vid which in turns request a different voltage values.
so when somebody says they overclock their sandy/ivy at stock voltage, it is not a single voltage, but it is the voltage your cpu multiplier it is set as.
What do you guys think?
i7 920 and p2x4 940 has a single stock voltage. but with the new intel cpu, depending on the multiplier set, the new cpu/board will have different vid which in turns request a different voltage values.
so when somebody says they overclock their sandy/ivy at stock voltage, it is not a single voltage, but it is the voltage your cpu multiplier it is set as.
What do you guys think?






