06-28-2018 02:25 AM - last edited 3 weeks ago by ROGBot
06-28-2018 08:58 PM
1. Should I always set SVID Behaviour to best case scenario, while using adaptive voltage?Yes, I would
2. I finally understand how LLC work's, but should I leave it on 6 while adaptative?That is a pretty reasonable setting for the LLC
3. Should I tweak CPU Current capability to 140%? What about VRM spread spectrum- gotta disable?I'd leave Auto for both
4. CPU core/cache current limit needs to be set to 255?Yes 255.50 (just type in something like 55555 and enter and it will set it to the max 255.50)
5. I still have a problem with that + and - while using adaptive, what should I use together with Offset voltage at the beginning? Just leave it on auto?I would, yes
7. Why there is such a huge gap between LLC 6 and 7? When Im using LLC with 1.26v it shows 1.248 in CPUZ during stress test, however using auto (LLC 7) it goes to up 1.28.LLC 7 tends to over shoot and is generally best to avoid using. I'd stay with 6
8. My idle and load temps are stable with small differences between cores, however is it normal that they spike ...Yes, the spikes are normal it's indicative of a core doing some heavy work and as long as the spikes are brief you are OK. Generally you want to watch averages. Its when the those spikes start holding those peaks and not dropping that you might be concerned. For a heavy workload like OCCT and Prime95 etc you probably want to keep averages no more than 80C for a max. You might want to consider setting the AVX offset to 2. This will help the temps better under AVX workloads, and from what I've read from others (have not tested myself) it has a positive affect when SVID is left as Best case, helping to keep the voltages stable.
06-29-2018 03:56 AM
Delta9K wrote:
I personally tend to have better luck using manual vs. adaptive but, that is not what you are asking about so I am going to answer as best I can, tailored to your particular situation.
Yes, the spikes are normal it's indicative of a core doing some heavy work and as long as the spikes are brief you are OK. Generally you want to watch averages. Its when the those spikes start holding those peaks and not dropping that you might be concerned. For a heavy workload like OCCT and Prime95 etc you probably want to keep averages no more than 80C for a max.
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