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I just replied on OCN to your post just now.
But this thing about the IA AC DC Loadlines...
When you are using manual voltages (override), the IA AC and IA DC loadlines are completely ignored, or...

Hi Shamino (and Raja), I know you're very busy and may not have enough time, but I hope I can borrow you for a few minutes.

You wrote a post about MCE and AVX offsets and guardband voltage...

Isn't prediction what will be set if everything is set to auto voltages and settings? (may be based on default CPU VID as well as some thermal velocity boost stuff)?

That would be me "I'm a "someone?" Ouch that hurt =.= that said "Lower LLC= better transient response=lower VMIN required"
But it was Shamino himself that said it before anyone else (except maybe...

Lower (steepen) your LLC (more vdroop) and increase the cpu voltage in the bios to compensate, so you get the same overall load voltage as before (yes, the same load voltage you had on the "unstable"...

Core VID is based on CPU cache ratio and the IA AC / IA DC loadlines, so no, you can't.

This isn't listed as compatible with Asus Z390 boards.
It actually works with Z390 Asus? Anyone try (heresy) Gigabyte Z390 boards with this?

Please IGNORE the VID.
VID is not vcore.
VID is based on the CPU cache ratio.
Don't believe me? Set the cache (RING) ratio to x36 and watch what happens.

Perfectly normal and expected. If you don't believe me, try LLC8.

Once you see a flat 1.279v idle and load, then try LLC7 and 6. Pick the one that is best, although LLC8 is not recommended...

LLC7 is fine.
It's LLC8 that you need to be worried about, which is a 0 mOhm (flat) loadline. You need an oscilloscope (100 mhz with at least 20ms (or better, 50ms) measurements) so you can...

These are in the Intel 8th gen datasheet pdf. You can find it on google easily. I have a copy on my drive.
Even mentions the default IA AC DC loadline values.

Are they all missing caps (or resistors) at those exposed points?
And those weird two look like a soldering job done on a friday afternoon.
Maybe RMA it?

Legacy USB support should have worked.
That setting also allows you to boot to a command prompt via flash drive, like freedos, MS DOS, etc, and let you use the keyboard.
In your first picture you...

This is extremely complicated, but having a voltage of 1.3 idle and 1.37v load when on MANUAL (not automatic or adaptive) voltages is completely impossible.
This would imply a NEGATIVE loadline, and...

Download Prime95 29.4 and run it, exit it then open the file local.txt
Add the two lines CPUSupportsAVX=0 and CPUSupportsFMA3=0 at the top
Both of these set to 0 will make this identical to the old...

Don't use a cheap mickey mouse programmer.
Use a good programmer like a Skypro.
it supports it. You can't keep trying to buy value programmers and expecting them to work!!!

http://coright.com/...

Is there any chance you may have possibly caused static shock to something? You said it wasn't a complete disassembly, so I don't know how much access you had to components on the mainboard or not. ...

Hi,
The ROG Gaming center doesn't care about the clocks of the card being changed or the TDP being increased via a hardware mod. It just reads the clocks and that's it. It's the video card vbios...

Does your laptop support ANY iGPU output at all? Any way to disable the dGPU ?
Because for example, the MSI GT72VR (Not the Titan) had NO support for iGPU whatsoever (the CPU supported it but it...

Does your laptop have the iGPU Mux switch or capability to have it enabled or an option to enable the iGPU (and disable the dGPU?).

You can patch manually, but make sure you read the disclaimers. Most laptops and desktops with current firmwares can be updated to the latest one but don't assume there is no risk. Read the...

How locked down is the Bios? Do you have options like Loadline Calibration, negative voltage offsets, IA AC/DC Loadline (not the same as Loadline Calibration, one works on VID one works on vcore...

Is everyone here having crash problems using GTX 1070 cards?
I'm guessing this is the "1.013v"+ voltage crash, right?

Yes that's exactly what I'm saying. But none of the companies seem interested in disabling that. Ever since this fad started a few years ago, everyone is on the hybrid power train. I don't even...

Does Asus have an "EC firmware" or do they release EC firmwares that you flash separately from the main Bios?
Everyone does it differently. Some companies bundle the EC firmware and the main Bios...