I have a 4670k on a Z87 sabertooth. I know that I need 1.226v to keep it stable at 4505mhz. I now want to enable the power saving mode with less voltage when there is less load. No matter what I do I can't get it stable with an offset without going over 1.288v. Adaptive is even worse. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Offset voltage on a 4670k?
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If you are not able to get it stable at the voltage you want, you have two choices....Either you simply let it remain stable at the voltage you originally set it at, or you lower your multiplier. If it will not stabilize without the voltage increase, there is not much you can do to change that, it is simply how that chip is. If I were you, I would simply leave it at the stable clock/voltage and not worry about offsets, or adaptive settings
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If you are not able to get it stable at the voltage you want, you have two choices....Either you simply let it remain stable at the voltage you originally set it at, or you lower your multiplier. If it will not stabilize without the voltage increase, there is not much you can do to change that, it is simply how that chip is. If I were you, I would simply leave it at the stable clock/voltage and not worry about offsets, or adaptive settings
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