Hello all,
I've upgraded my personal PC after a long period (old one was a 5820K OC'ed @ 4.5ghz w override 1.26v on MSI x99 Krait) and I've been welcomed with quite a drastic change in overclocking procedure and Bios function.
I have been reading many guides an experiences regarding Adaptive voltage and VF point offset method oc'ing (such as Roberto Sampaio's here and skatterbencher from youtube) and wanted to give it a shot. However, the bios layout of this MSI Z690 Force Wifi has changed some of the feature names compared to the Asus, Gigabyte, ect. counterparts.
I am hoping someone can quickly fill me an regarding the following MSI bios feature labels:
My ultimate goal is to squeeze few core ratios higher than stock for gaming (a couple of my favorites are highly single cpu core dependent) and would appreciate any help offered.
Thank
I've upgraded my personal PC after a long period (old one was a 5820K OC'ed @ 4.5ghz w override 1.26v on MSI x99 Krait) and I've been welcomed with quite a drastic change in overclocking procedure and Bios function.
I have been reading many guides an experiences regarding Adaptive voltage and VF point offset method oc'ing (such as Roberto Sampaio's here and skatterbencher from youtube) and wanted to give it a shot. However, the bios layout of this MSI Z690 Force Wifi has changed some of the feature names compared to the Asus, Gigabyte, ect. counterparts.
I am hoping someone can quickly fill me an regarding the following MSI bios feature labels:
- I have identified the LLC mode adjustment but cannot find the manual adjustments for AC_LL and DC_LL calibrations
- How to fully disable TVB while calibrating my adjustments, I have found the menu to manually assign the TVB temperature points but not the means to completely disable the TVB function
- When utilizing VF point voltage mode (attempting to undervolt along the curve), I lose the option to limit the max voltage which results in >1.5v on some cores at VF point >58x with LLC mode 4 (during gaming load)
- Any other tidbits of info you condsider relevant
My ultimate goal is to squeeze few core ratios higher than stock for gaming (a couple of my favorites are highly single cpu core dependent) and would appreciate any help offered.
Thank
