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I've followed a few guides because I seem to be having a hard time OCing, I cant even get 4.0 stable CPUID shows my OC but after a minute or so it fails and shows 1200mhz...I"ll mess with the LLC and see what happensOriginally Posted by TwoCables
This is the way it's supposed to work. However, 1.464V and 1.488V seems extremely high to me. Did you manually enter this in? Or is it set to Auto? What is your Load-Line Calibration setting? The vRise here tells me that you maybe using too high of an LLC setting.
Also, disable CPU Spread Spectrum so that your BCLK can sit at 100.0 MHz.![]()
It's CPU-Z, not CPUID. CPUID is the developer's name. I'm sorry, but it's just that saying "CPUID" has a history of confusing people because there are people saying "CPUID" when they mean "HWMonitor".
Lol, sorry, I know that, just been a long day. Anywho, I dropped the voltage to 1.4, LLC is on auto and I disabled CPU spread spectrum and CPU-Z is still showing 1200...Originally Posted by TwoCables
It's CPU-Z, not CPUID. CPUID is the developer's name. I'm sorry, but it's just that saying "CPUID" has a history of confusing people because there are people saying "CPUID" when they mean "HWMonitor".
Anyway, did you manually set that core voltage? Or is it set to Auto?
The purpose of disabling CPU Spread Spectrum is to allow the BCLK to stay at 100.0 MHz. The downclocking is normal.
Oh. One of the ways you can do it is to set the voltage very low and then gradually increase it until you get basic functionality to the point where you can run Prime95 to test the stability. Then you can go from there.