Hi guys, i've a problem when i set my mobo in Adaptive Mode so voltage can go down when idling
Basically my i7 8700k can do 4,5GHz @ 1,150V in fixed mode (LLC 6 result in vcore at 1,136V under AIDA64 stress test) and this would be (about) the setting i like to do with Adaptive
I've read
the guide posted by RAJA@ASUS and try some setting:
A) SVID behaviour: "Best case Scenario"
Result VID@4,5GHz at 1,420V
So to go down to my 1,150V i've to set offset at -270mV (cause "additional turbo mode cpu voltage" has to be higher than VID) but, obvioulsly, this setting isn't stable when cpu downclock in idle...
So i tried another road:
B) i.a. AC/DC load line set to 0.01 (min value)
Result VID@4,5GHz at 1,330V
Then again i'have to put negative offset of -180mV which is again simply to much for idle frequency...
The next step that i chose to do is try to oc further so my effective voltage would be much near VID value, so i try 4,7GHz to see wich vid mobo would apply and it result again simply too much to work with:
With "best case scenario" it goes to 1,500V
With "i.a. AC/DC load line to 0.01" it goes to 1,400V
At this point i think that if i goes even up in frequency so goes the VID and i still have to compensate to much with negative offset
There is a way to solve this or i'have to surrender and stick with manual voltage (that work just fine, but i lose the benefit of energy save features)
If it can be useful, BIOS version for my mobo is "1002"
Thanks for the help