After getting my machine stable with a 4.5Ghz overcloak at a vcore voltage of 1.205v I was wondering how I could use dynamic vcore voltage so that when my system is not under load it can run at lower voltages.
I think I can push down the vcore voltage a little more but I ran into a snag and forgot the voltages that I was running 4.5Ghz at when I was trying out 4.6Ghz thought I had ruined my CPU so I was panicking a little much to keep vcore voltages in my head, anyways it was a problem with the RAM in the end and I just stuck with the vcore voltage which was close to where I had it before.
Anyways so yeah my bored is a GA-Z77-D3H, 12GB of ram <--- "thats what caused the RAM problem XMP profiles wont work with odd memory" a i5 3560k, and a GTX 760.
So yeah if anyone could tell my how I could set it up so that 1.205v could be my max vcore and it could under volt to something like 0.900v - 1.070v for idle.
I think I can push down the vcore voltage a little more but I ran into a snag and forgot the voltages that I was running 4.5Ghz at when I was trying out 4.6Ghz thought I had ruined my CPU so I was panicking a little much to keep vcore voltages in my head, anyways it was a problem with the RAM in the end and I just stuck with the vcore voltage which was close to where I had it before.
Anyways so yeah my bored is a GA-Z77-D3H, 12GB of ram <--- "thats what caused the RAM problem XMP profiles wont work with odd memory" a i5 3560k, and a GTX 760.
So yeah if anyone could tell my how I could set it up so that 1.205v could be my max vcore and it could under volt to something like 0.900v - 1.070v for idle.
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