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ROGBot
I read that CPU SVID Support should be disable for overclocking. Is it that correct? However, with that disable, I noticed core voltage is not present in CPU-Z and others. Is it any way to make it present? Are other BIOS settings needed to be disable for overclocking?
Only disable svid on z-170 when using manual voltage, if using adaptive or offset set svid to enable or auto
Yes it also applies to Z270
Personally I do not disable SVID for overclocking, I use adaptive voltage for overclclocking and toggle Windows power plan from Balanced to Performance when running benchmarks
when SVID is disabled Core voltage cannot be read because communication is disabled between CPU and voltage control
Overclocking the Cache I leave minimum ratio on auto
Full manual control is just not necessary unless extreme overclocking
Personally I do not disable SVID for overclocking, I use adaptive voltage for overclclocking and toggle Windows power plan from Balanced to Performance when running benchmarks
when SVID is disabled Core voltage cannot be read because communication is disabled between CPU and voltage control
Overclocking the Cache I leave minimum ratio on auto
Full manual control is just not necessary unless extreme overclocking
