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01-21-2019 03:04 AM #1ROG Enthusiast Array walrbe PC Specs
walrbe PC Specs Motherboard Maximus XI Hero Processor i7-8700K Memory (part number) G Skill TridentZ RGB F4-3200C16-8GTZR Monitor Philips BDM3270 CPU Cooler DeepCool Castle 280 AIO Case Fractal Design R6 Power Supply Antec Gamer power 520W OS Windows 10Pro
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want to use offset mode for core voltage?
My Maximus XI doesn't have adaptive mode, so I would like to use offset mode to lower the core voltage at idle. Now my system is stable with 1.3V, so if I understand this correctly, in order to lower the voltage for idle I need to set offest to "-" then input a voltage for step down. I'm going to use 0.2v but I will also need to raise the standard core voltage from 1.3 to 1.5. Is this correct?
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01-21-2019 06:26 AM #2New ROGer Array Chasmnodai PC Specs
Chasmnodai PC Specs Motherboard Maximus XI Hero (WiFi) Processor Intel i9-9900K Memory (part number) 32GB (8x4) ADATA XPG Z1 3000 Graphics Card #1 EVGA 2080 TI XC Ultra 11 GB Sound Card On-board Monitor 2x ASUS 27" PG27AQ 4K - 1x 32" Viotek 32DB 1440p Storage #1 960GB ADATA XPG AGAMMIXS11-960GT-C PCIe NVMe M.2 Storage #2 3TB Toshiba with 32GB Optane CPU Cooler XSPC Custom Water Cooling Kit with EX360 Radiator Case LIAN LI PC-O11 Dynamic Power Supply EVGA 1000GQ Keyboard Corsair K95 Mouse Razer Death Adder Elite Headset/Speakers Sony Soundbar OS Windows 10 Pro
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Are you sure you can't configure adaptive voltage? The YouTube video from ASUS on OCing the Maximus XI specifically mentions it, and I know I'm using it.
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01-21-2019 07:11 AM #3ROG Enthusiast Array walrbe PC Specs
walrbe PC Specs Motherboard Maximus XI Hero Processor i7-8700K Memory (part number) G Skill TridentZ RGB F4-3200C16-8GTZR Monitor Philips BDM3270 CPU Cooler DeepCool Castle 280 AIO Case Fractal Design R6 Power Supply Antec Gamer power 520W OS Windows 10Pro
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Yes your are correct I just discoverd that if you disable SVID support you no longer have adaptive voltage as an option. I'm experimenting with adaptive voltage and still need to understand the new settings under this option.
There is Offset mode + or _, Additional Turbo mode CPU core voltage and Offset voltage.
Interesting with adaptive mode on and nothing altered in core voltage the min Vcore doesn't go below 1.199V, whilst in auto it will drop down to 0.7v at idle. Learning as I go.
I'm going to try offset "-"
additional turbo mode 0
offset voltage 0.2v but what is this offset applied to?
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