I followed Raja's offset OCing guide. I set everything to auto booted to windows, restarted and changed to manual mode, set the CPU to 4.5ghz left the voltage on auto, booted to windows and reset, then offset the voltage from the voltage the motherboard assigned it for that clock speed. I set the PLL to optimized and the load line to high because it was downclocking and crashing when under 100% load when the load line was set to medium. I left all power saving options enabled and OC' by all cores.
New to OCing. OCd my 3930k to 4.5hz on a Rampage IV extreme with offset voltage. I think I am doing something wrong because under load the voltage is at 1.33 but at idle cpuz says it only goes down to 1.28v and the clock speed never goes below 4499hz. From reading other people's offset OCing results I was under the impression the CPU voltage and speed should go down a lot more under idle.
I followed Raja's offset OCing guide. I set everything to auto booted to windows, restarted and changed to manual mode, set the CPU to 4.5ghz left the voltage on auto, booted to windows and reset, then offset the voltage from the voltage the motherboard assigned it for that clock speed. I set the PLL to optimized and the load line to high because it was downclocking and crashing when under 100% load when the load line was set to medium. I left all power saving options enabled and OC' by all cores.
I followed Raja's offset OCing guide. I set everything to auto booted to windows, restarted and changed to manual mode, set the CPU to 4.5ghz left the voltage on auto, booted to windows and reset, then offset the voltage from the voltage the motherboard assigned it for that clock speed. I set the PLL to optimized and the load line to high because it was downclocking and crashing when under 100% load when the load line was set to medium. I left all power saving options enabled and OC' by all cores.







