[SSBrain]

This was in another thread on the Asus Maximus Z690 which should use the same LLC settings. You should adjust IA DC loadline according to these values for correct power and VID readings:

LLC1: 1.75 milliohms
LLC2: 1.46 milliohms
LLC3: 1.1 milliohms
LLC4: 0.98 milliohms
LLC5: 0.73 milliohms
LLC6: 0.49 milliohms
LLC7: 0.24 milliohms
LLC8: 0.01 milliohms (flat).

IA AC Loadline on the other hand will affect load voltages so you shouldn't change it from its current setting unless you want to actually change your voltages. However it only has an effect with Adaptive/Auto voltages.

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[Thanh Nguyen]

Yeah it's always at 5.5G...never drops below. I never configured loadline stuff thats maybe why the its not showing the right watts...I set llc to 6 and left the rest at auto...

Also avx offsets are 0


Does anyone know what's the right settings for LLC4 or LLC6? Ia ac ia dc?

Tried avx offset 1. Somehow with avx offset 0 cpu will clock down more.

 

[fat4l]

This was in another thread on the Asus Maximus Z690 which should use the same LLC settings. You should adjust IA DC loadline according to these values for correct power and VID readings:



IA AC Loadline on the other hand will affect load voltages so you shouldn't change it from its current setting unless you want to actually change your voltages. However it only has an effect with Adaptive/Auto voltages.

ASUS MAXIMUS Z690 EXTREME & i9-12900K GUIDE - Load...

Disclaimer ! These settings and methods are outside Intel's specifications, just like any other overclocking method. ---------------------------------------------------- Introduction: In a world increasingly concerned with natural resources, the watchword is efficiency. So, it's time to...

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So basically if I use manual voltage...I should not worry?

 

[SSBrain]

AC Loadline is only used for Adaptive voltage. Your manual voltage should be obeyed.

However the motherboard may or may not use the DC Loadline to adjust power readings for voltage settings other than Adaptive. I don't know how Asus motherboards behave in this regard, you should try.

 

[sugi0lover]

I couldn't wait for the waterblock for the high level 3090 Ti, so I bought 3090 Ti XTREME WATERFORCE.
Here are some 3DMark World Rankings based on all kinds of CPUs and one 3090 Ti.
○ CPU : 12900K all cores (P 5.7Ghz / E 4.4Ghz / Cache 4.6Ghz)
○ VGA : 3090 Ti XTREME WATERFORCE
○ Ram OC : 7200Mhz-30-41-40-28-305-2T (Gear 2)
○ MB : Z690 Apex (Bios 0090)
○ Ambient Temp : 23~27C
○ Cooling : Mora 420 Pro (CPU, RAM) , VGA AIO

 

[fat4l]

I couldn't wait for the waterblock for the high level 3090 Ti, so I bought 3090 Ti XTREME WATERFORCE.
Here are some 3DMark World Rankings based on all kinds of CPUs and one 3090 Ti.
○ CPU : 12900K all cores (P 5.7Ghz / E 4.4Ghz / Cache 4.6Ghz)
○ VGA : 3090 Ti XTREME WATERFORCE
○ Ram OC : 7200Mhz-30-41-40-28-305-2T (Gear 2)
○ MB : Z690 Apex (Bios 0090)
○ Ambient Temp : 23~27C
○ Cooling : Mora 420 Pro (CPU, RAM) , VGA AIO
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Great mate lol. What kind of temps are you hitting on that 3090ti?

 

[fat4l]

AC Loadline is only used for Adaptive voltage. Your manual voltage should be obeyed.

However the motherboard may or may not use the DC Loadline to adjust power readings for voltage settings other than Adaptive. I don't know how Asus motherboards behave in this regard, you should try.

Generally speaking...all of you guys are testing with win 11?

 

[sugi0lover]

Great mate lol. What kind of temps are you hitting on that 3090ti?

I scored 24 125 in Time Spy

Intel Core i9-12900K Processor, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 Ti x 1, 32768 MB, 64-bit Windows 11}

www.3dmark.com

You can see the temp of CPU & VGA.

 

[SSBrain]

Generally speaking...all of you guys are testing with win 11?

I generally do testing on Linux since it's the OS that I use the most, although sometimes I boot onto Windows since there is currently support for a greater number of motherboard sensors via HWInfo64.

Stress tools like Prime95, Y-cruncher, Blender, Linpack Xtreme are also available on Linux. Additionally, lately I've found that compiling large applications stresses the CPU like no other program.

 

[TheNaitsyrk]

I couldn't wait for the waterblock for the high level 3090 Ti, so I bought 3090 Ti XTREME WATERFORCE.
Here are some 3DMark World Rankings based on all kinds of CPUs and one 3090 Ti.
○ CPU : 12900K all cores (P 5.7Ghz / E 4.4Ghz / Cache 4.6Ghz)
○ VGA : 3090 Ti XTREME WATERFORCE
○ Ram OC : 7200Mhz-30-41-40-28-305-2T (Gear 2)
○ MB : Z690 Apex (Bios 0090)
○ Ambient Temp : 23~27C
○ Cooling : Mora 420 Pro (CPU, RAM) , VGA AIO
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How did you manage to get 5.7 on your CPU? Overvolt or just P cores?

 

[Gadfly]

Thanks! With E cores on, avx512 can't be active, so it was run without avx512. For E cores off, 52s record, avx512 can be active, so it was enabled for that e cores off run.

Nice my man, looks like I have a target to match

 

[sugi0lover]

How did you manage to get 5.7 on your CPU? Overvolt or just P cores?

[Update] typo : Cine =》 3DMark
5.7 for 3DMark or Game bench is not hard for my CPU.
As I mentioned, all cores P 5.7Ghz, E 4.4Ghz, Cache 4.6Ghz.
That's how the physics scores are high.

 

[Gadfly]

Ohh this guy has the same problem as me. Seems like Asus motherboard might bugged out if you change CPU.

just reset bios, and it will re-calc

 

[TheNaitsyrk]

5.7 for Cine or Game bench is not hard for my CPU.
As I mentioned, all cores P 5.7Ghz, E 4.4Ghz, Cache 4.6Ghz.
That's how the physics scores are high.

What voltages?

 

[sugi0lover]

What voltages?

I put 1.44v at bios (llc7), so the load voltage should be below 1.40v.

 

[TheNaitsyrk]

I put 1.44v at bios (llc7), so the load voltage should be below 1.40v.

Ah okay that explains a lot

 

[Ichirou]

I put 1.44v at bios (llc7), so the load voltage should be below 1.40v.

How's you manage to cool it

 

[sugi0lover]

How's you manage to cool it

brought Mora420 Pro into the room and set room A/C to 23C. I don't have any other cooling.
3DMark CPU Part is not that hard since it is very short.

 

[Ichirou]

The Corsair 6,200 MHz CL36 seems to have better binned Hynix ICs than the G.Skill 6,400 MHz CL32. Can reach up to 8,000+ MHz.
But Igor's Lab claims that their sample was crap, so it is probably a lottery. Maybe someone here could buy a kit to test?

 

[Nizzen]

The Corsair 6,200 MHz CL36 seems to have better binned Hynix ICs than the G.Skill 6,400 MHz CL32. Can reach up to 8,000+ MHz.
But Igor's Lab claims that their sample was crap, so it is probably a lottery. Maybe someone here could buy a kit to test?

Not better, just luck of draw. "silicon lottery"

G.skill 6400 on water. My friend tested.

8000 easy with one stick G.skill 6400c32