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Hi guys. I just recently replaced my AsRock Z77 Extreme4 to an Asus P8Z77-V due to issues with the AsRock. I installed the Asus in and attempted to overclock using the Ivy Bridge overclocking guide for Asus motherboards as well as the AsRock overclocking guide which I used before. My issue is that I can't get my 3570K to run prime for even 30 minutes without BSOD @ 4.7GHz even if the vcore is at 1.4v. With my AsRock I was able to get 4.7GHz stable 24/7 @ 1.37v. This is just disappointing as I would think the Asus would be able to produce the same results as I am using the same CPU/Memory.
Is there anything that could be causing this? I get numerous BSODs mostly "increase vcore" types according to the BSOD list on the guide but as I've said 1.4v is already way higher than what I previously ran with my AsRock board. I am still using offset mode though as advised in the AsRock guide as supposed to the Asus guide which suggests using Manual. I plan on doing this when I have time but I am still unsure if this will make a difference.
I refuse to believe that the Asus board cannot overclock as good as the AsRock board. Please tell me this isn't the case.
Is there anything that could be causing this? I get numerous BSODs mostly "increase vcore" types according to the BSOD list on the guide but as I've said 1.4v is already way higher than what I previously ran with my AsRock board. I am still using offset mode though as advised in the AsRock guide as supposed to the Asus guide which suggests using Manual. I plan on doing this when I have time but I am still unsure if this will make a difference.
I refuse to believe that the Asus board cannot overclock as good as the AsRock board. Please tell me this isn't the case.