Well I looked at a overclocking guide on overclock3d and I fallowed there instructions step by step but I notice when I have cpu voltage set to manual, it does not stay at what I want it at. For example it says cpu voltage 1.100 and I have it set manually to 1.085. I don't have anything set to auto but I don't know what I'm doing wrong to keep my vcore at what I want it at.
Need some help with understanding how to set manual vcore.
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On a side note, the reason they suggested it (and why most people use it) is that way the vcore isnt higher than necessary when idling (lower temps/ power consumption) but boosts up when needed for stability. If you choose not to use it, just make sure (as with any overclock) that you are 100% stable with whatever vcore you go with
Yeah I just noticed there's no disable, I'll give it a try right now as I'm stress testing my cpu, its at 4.3ghz with a vcore of 1.120. I set it manually right now to 1.105 but on cpu-z and occt it has 1.120. I'll set it to high after the test is done. I'm using a asus maximus v formula by the way.
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