Let's forget the vcore setting in the BIOS: what does CPU-Z say your vcore is while running Prime95 when it's set to 1.340V in the BIOS?
What is your Load-Line Calibration setting?
What is your Load-Line Calibration setting?
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Oh hey dude!
You're welcome!Originally Posted by goodman1280
1.i use CPUID hardware monitor and the value CPU vcore are at 1.320V
2.i dont know about Load-Line Calibration setting(care do elaborate?)
3.could the error or bsod crashing appear when i run prime95 because i open another program too? (like i mentioned i open mozilla,steam download and a download manager at the same time while i run prime 95)
thank you for replying:thumb:
i use auto on LLC i believe, and yes i set 1.340V on vcore at BIOS. and when i run prime95 my Vcore value is 1.320, min is 1.320 and max is 1.332Originally Posted by TwoCables
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You're welcome!
So to be clear, is it 1.320V with it set to 1.340V in the BIOS?
The Load-Line Calibration setting may also be called LLC or even vDroop control.
I don't know enough to know if the Prime95 problem is caused by opening another program during the test. I kind of wonder if it's just a lack of voltage because 1.320V is a little tiny bit on the low side for 4.4 GHz.
Hmm. Try a a slightly higher core voltage, like one that ends up getting the 1.320 voltage up to maybe 1.340+ (no coincidence intended).
so in order to be fully stable i just need to increase Vcore bit by bit and kept testing using prime95 to each volt i increase? ex: so the next i should try 1.350-1.360 and so on until its stable,yes?
Well, that's my hope anyway.
Yep, 1.368V is what works for mine. Then to go to 4.8, it needs 1.392-1.400V. lol
thanks so much for helping, i guess im going to kept on 1.340 as for now my prime95 test hasnt got any error/crash yet.. if that's happen ill put 1.350v... btw if i set 1.340v vcore on bios then why is it only use 1.320v as my value when running prime? shouldnt it be 1.340v??Originally Posted by TwoCables
Well, that's my hope anyway.![]()
Yep, 1.368V is what works for mine. Then to go to 4.8, it needs 1.392-1.400V. lol
Anyway, I'm going mostly by 4.5 GHz, and the most common voltage I've ever seen on here for 4.5 GHz is about 1.352V. So I think that 1.320-1.332V has to be pretty low for 4.4 GHz because that's a much smaller difference for the CPU than 4.7 GHz and 4.8 GHz (as you can see by the huge voltage increase mine needs hehe).
You're welcome!Originally Posted by goodman1280
thanks so much for helping, i guess im going to kept on 1.340 as for now my prime95 test hasnt got any error/crash yet.. if that's happen ill put 1.350v... btw if i set 1.340v vcore on bios then why is it only use 1.320v as my value when running prime? shouldnt it be 1.340v??
i wonder if i put 1.350v its still going to use 1.320v then what's the point?
Ya 24 hour lebih akurat... tapi menurutku 12 hr sudah cukup karena prime 95 blend selesai test nya at 11 / 12 hour mark.
Every chip is different. There are a number of 2500k that can overclock below the average volt and there are some that needs more volt in order to be stable.
ohh i see, well thx for your help