[Official] The Sandy Stable Club **Guides, Voltages, Temps & BIOS Templates** Inc SPREADSHEET - Page 597

Try enabling cpu PLL overvoltage. It's usually required for high multiplier's but it could required in your case.


Please go to your profile and fill in your system spec so we know what you're running. Also post your BIOS settings as you have them.

Settings look okay to me, you're missing a few settings because of the motherboard you have, but still it shouldn't matter that much. Continue increasing the vcore until you reach stability. You could also try and see how VCCIO helps, somewhere between stock and 1.125v could help with overall stability.




Unfortunately the question "how low is too low?" is difficult to answer. To eliminate that out of the question I would and have used HIGH LLC as apposed to Ultra high to get a higher idle voltage, that's not to say that ultra high LLC with a lower idle voltage will cause idle bsod. It's just about eliminating that first hand. I would recommend that you use HIGH LLC when using offset voltage. If you take a look at my other thread HERE, scroll down to the part where it says "LLC Setting and it's impact on overclocking with the use of Offset voltage" and have a read on that.




Reduce the LLC level to around 7 or 6, it should hopefully reduce the vdroop and not spike it that high, obviously you will have to compensate the vcore by increasing the voltage. By the way what was the error code? Not all of these chips are guaranteed to run 5ghz stable, some of the lucky ones are able to do below 1.4v, some around the 1.45v, there are some that need close 1.5v and there are some that it won't even run 5ghz no matter what the vcore is.

Please post your BIOS screenshots as you have them so we can take a closer look Please use the OCN image attachment method (button next to the paerpclip called image)

Thanks