10-06-2016 01:03 AM - last edited on 03-06-2024 01:40 AM by ROGBot
10-06-2016 03:30 AM
spritex23 wrote:
I'm not really interested in overclocking my CPU, I just want XMP so my RAM is running at it's full potential.
10-06-2016 08:53 AM
10-06-2016 11:04 AM
Menthol wrote:
Did the XMP profile set the blck to 125 from default 100?, adaptive does not work properly except at a blck of 100
I would suggest not using XMP but setting the RAM manually to XMP settings, set profile to manual instead of XMP set memory speed to 3000mhz, set memory voltage to 1.35 to 1.4, set first 4 timings manually to the rated timings of your memory, try this and get back to us with results
10-06-2016 07:04 PM
spritex23 wrote:
Yup, that was it right there. I set the BLCK and CPU Strap to 100 and adaptive seems to work now. I left DRAM at 1.35. Just wondering, what's normal for CPU Input Voltage? I have mine set on auto and it gets as high as 1.95 sometimes. I bumped my CPU to 4.2 @ 1.249 CPU voltage, but it's still getting pretty hot (up to 98c) with Prime95
CPU Input Voltage: This provides the 1.80VDC input to the CPU. All primary internal voltage rails are derived and re-regulated from this voltage source. When the CPU is overclocked, this voltage needs to be increased. We recommend keeping the CPU Input Voltage at least 0.45V higher than CPU Vcore, otherwise the system may become unstable or need a higher level of Vcore for stability. The maximum voltage we use is 1.95V set in UEFI. Do note that the actual voltage supplied to the CPU is affected by the LLC setting within the External DIGI+ Power Control menu.