issue regarding core voltage on 7700k
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8 May 2017, 15:04
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Dear OC ethusiasts!
I am currently working on a PC for a friend and am desperately failing to OC that little piece of shit.
The situation:
Asus Strix Z270G Motherboard, an i7 7700k + a h100i v2 AiO liquid cooler
During stresstesting the system on stock clocks using small FFTs within p95, the temps rise up to only about 65c°. Obviously some space to work with. Basically I've tried setting the core voltage manually, as well as as an offset and in adaptive mode. In each case the core voltage simply wouldn't run at the desired value, but instead stay either far below (in adaptive as well as offside), or be way above it (at manual mode), absolutely irrespective of whether speedshift/speedstep/c9 etc are disabled or not.
Has anyone of you got an idea what might cause this?
Thanks in advance!
I am currently working on a PC for a friend and am desperately failing to OC that little piece of shit.
The situation:
Asus Strix Z270G Motherboard, an i7 7700k + a h100i v2 AiO liquid cooler
During stresstesting the system on stock clocks using small FFTs within p95, the temps rise up to only about 65c°. Obviously some space to work with. Basically I've tried setting the core voltage manually, as well as as an offset and in adaptive mode. In each case the core voltage simply wouldn't run at the desired value, but instead stay either far below (in adaptive as well as offside), or be way above it (at manual mode), absolutely irrespective of whether speedshift/speedstep/c9 etc are disabled or not.
Has anyone of you got an idea what might cause this?
Thanks in advance!
Only thing I can think off, that or resetting the BIOS completely
You are currently working on a PC for a friend and are desperately failing to OC that little piece of shit.
The situation:
Asus Strix Z270G Motherboard, an i7 7700k + a h100i v2 AiO liquid cooler
During stresstesting the system on stock clocks using small FFTs within p95, the temps rise up to only about 65c°. Obviously some space to work with. Basically you've tried setting the core voltage manually, as well as as an offset and in adaptive mode. In each case the core voltage simply wouldn't run at the desired value, but instead stay either far below (in adaptive as well as offside), or be way above it (at manual mode), absolutely irrespective of whether speedshift/speedstep/c9 etc are disabled or not.
Has anyone of you got an idea what might cause this?
Thanks in advance!
I'm pretty sure overclocking PC cause it.