I followed this guide on per core ratio overclocking:
https://youtu.be/9iEwHxcOvss
CPU: i5 4690k, mobo: Asus z97-A
I found that my 1st core could do 4.8 GHz, seconded could do 4.6, and the rest could do 4.5.
Here were my settings:
1-core ratio limit 48
2-core ratio limit 46
3-core ratio limit 45
4-core ratio limit 45
VCORE 1.33v
Input voltage 2v
Uncore 35 min/max
My settings should be stable, but I BSOD from low voltage when booting into the OS. My idea is that it applies the 48 multiplier on one of the weaker cores, causing BSOD.
Any ways to fix this?
https://youtu.be/9iEwHxcOvss
CPU: i5 4690k, mobo: Asus z97-A
I found that my 1st core could do 4.8 GHz, seconded could do 4.6, and the rest could do 4.5.
Here were my settings:
1-core ratio limit 48
2-core ratio limit 46
3-core ratio limit 45
4-core ratio limit 45
VCORE 1.33v
Input voltage 2v
Uncore 35 min/max
My settings should be stable, but I BSOD from low voltage when booting into the OS. My idea is that it applies the 48 multiplier on one of the weaker cores, causing BSOD.
Any ways to fix this?
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