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Hey all, so I set up the following OC:
Core Ratio - 4.6ghz
Core Voltage - 1.325v
Input Voltage - 1.9v
Ring Ratio - 35
Ring Voltage - 1.275v
Problem is, I want my ring higher. For 4.6ghz on Core I figured I should have the Ring Ratio @ 39. This immediately caused BSOD after booting into Windows. So I decided to go for 1.35v on the Ring Voltage. No BSOD yet, but I see in HWMonitor that the Ring Voltage is @ 1.372v.
So I tried changing the Offset for said voltage to .01 and no matter what I do it keeps setting both the Offset Mode and the Offset Value to "Auto." Is this a safe voltage to run? I read that 1.35 is the highest I want to go for Ring Voltage on air.
My temps are fine using a Cryorig H7 and Thermal Grizzly the max during 20mins of Aida64 was only 70c. I'll list my specs below. Any help is greatly appreciated.
EVGA 500w PSU
MSI z87-g43
Intel core i5-4690k
Cryorig H7 Cooler
16gb DDR3 Crucial Ballistix 2x8
EVGA GTX 1060 SC 6gb
Core Ratio - 4.6ghz
Core Voltage - 1.325v
Input Voltage - 1.9v
Ring Ratio - 35
Ring Voltage - 1.275v
Problem is, I want my ring higher. For 4.6ghz on Core I figured I should have the Ring Ratio @ 39. This immediately caused BSOD after booting into Windows. So I decided to go for 1.35v on the Ring Voltage. No BSOD yet, but I see in HWMonitor that the Ring Voltage is @ 1.372v.
So I tried changing the Offset for said voltage to .01 and no matter what I do it keeps setting both the Offset Mode and the Offset Value to "Auto." Is this a safe voltage to run? I read that 1.35 is the highest I want to go for Ring Voltage on air.
My temps are fine using a Cryorig H7 and Thermal Grizzly the max during 20mins of Aida64 was only 70c. I'll list my specs below. Any help is greatly appreciated.
EVGA 500w PSU
MSI z87-g43
Intel core i5-4690k
Cryorig H7 Cooler
16gb DDR3 Crucial Ballistix 2x8
EVGA GTX 1060 SC 6gb