- Apr 3, 2013
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I have win 10 64 bit
8gb ram
gtx 960
amd 860k
a68hm-e33 v2 motherboard
I finally figured out how to change the multiplier in the bios.. i am using AOD (amd overdrive) to look at my thermal margins.. I will start by saying I have raised my multiplier which is unlocked from 37 - 41 so far and running prime95 blend test 20 mins each.. and I still have 40 degrees left of headroom
my problem is.. the core voltage DEFAULT is 1.325 and i want to OC as much as possible before raising that
but when i change the multiplier in the bios, save and restart.. it changes my CPU VID to 1.482 or something like that.. and its highlighted in orange, or yellow.. cause thats obviously pretty high...
IN AOD i change it back to 1.325 and save... but everytime I restart.. it changes it again...
this is NOT GOOD... I do not see CPU VID or CPU VOLTAGE in the bios menu... I see DRAM VOLTAGE.... but thats to the memory right?
There has to be something in the bios thats doing this... but im at a loss to what it is.. im afraid that if I keep upping the multiplier.. its going to keep upping the voltage.. and its going to F up my cpu... when the OC is going so good
I just got in today a CRYORIG H7 cpu cooler.... so its def keeping it cool
anyone know why this is happening? and how to fix it?
8gb ram
gtx 960
amd 860k
a68hm-e33 v2 motherboard
I finally figured out how to change the multiplier in the bios.. i am using AOD (amd overdrive) to look at my thermal margins.. I will start by saying I have raised my multiplier which is unlocked from 37 - 41 so far and running prime95 blend test 20 mins each.. and I still have 40 degrees left of headroom
my problem is.. the core voltage DEFAULT is 1.325 and i want to OC as much as possible before raising that
but when i change the multiplier in the bios, save and restart.. it changes my CPU VID to 1.482 or something like that.. and its highlighted in orange, or yellow.. cause thats obviously pretty high...
IN AOD i change it back to 1.325 and save... but everytime I restart.. it changes it again...
this is NOT GOOD... I do not see CPU VID or CPU VOLTAGE in the bios menu... I see DRAM VOLTAGE.... but thats to the memory right?
There has to be something in the bios thats doing this... but im at a loss to what it is.. im afraid that if I keep upping the multiplier.. its going to keep upping the voltage.. and its going to F up my cpu... when the OC is going so good
I just got in today a CRYORIG H7 cpu cooler.... so its def keeping it cool
anyone know why this is happening? and how to fix it?
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