Currently trying to find my system's limit and so far, I have been able to get my system stable with minimal additional offset.
Trial 5 - Multiplier @ 47 & +.005 offset
Load Temps: 71, 75, 74, 72
Voltage: 1.344
However, as soon as I try to break the 4.7ghz barrier, I have had to add a lot more vcore (offset +.030) to reach 4.8ghz..
Trial 6 - Multiplier @ 48 & +.035 offset
Load Temps: 75, 81, 80, 78
Voltage: 1.384
CPU Current Capability: 110%
Does the sudden huge increase in vcore mean that I am at the chip's limit? I would think increasing the voltage should be gradual instead of drastically. My bsod errors were all 0x0101. Also memory is underclocked to ensure that does not interfere with the OC. I will fine tune the memory later (Running 1333 instead of 1866). I made sure to have VRAM @ 1.5v in bios before tinkering.
Trial 5 - Multiplier @ 47 & +.005 offset
Load Temps: 71, 75, 74, 72
Voltage: 1.344
However, as soon as I try to break the 4.7ghz barrier, I have had to add a lot more vcore (offset +.030) to reach 4.8ghz..
Trial 6 - Multiplier @ 48 & +.035 offset
Load Temps: 75, 81, 80, 78
Voltage: 1.384
CPU Current Capability: 110%
Does the sudden huge increase in vcore mean that I am at the chip's limit? I would think increasing the voltage should be gradual instead of drastically. My bsod errors were all 0x0101. Also memory is underclocked to ensure that does not interfere with the OC. I will fine tune the memory later (Running 1333 instead of 1866). I made sure to have VRAM @ 1.5v in bios before tinkering.
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