- Dec 9, 2013
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Hello,
So i discovered that my intel i7 6700k is a glutton that needs at least 1.25 volts to run at stock clocks otherwise i get random bsods during heavy workloads due to not enough juice being pumped into it. The problem is if i leave it in auto mode the stock voltage is 1.328 volts and spikes up to 1.440 volts in said workloads, which produces ridiculous temperatures that i will not put up with.
Right now i'm running manual mode at 1.25 volts however i dont want it to run at that vcore all the time so can someone teach me how to use adaptive mode?
My pc specs are the following:
intel core i7 6700k
cryorig h7
asus z170-a (latest bios on it)
g.skill ripjaws v 16gb (2x8) 2400 mhz ddr4
gigabyte gtx 1070 g1 gaming
samsung 850 evo 250gb
seagate barracuda 2tb 7200rpm
evga gq 650w
tp-link tl-wdn4800
nzxt s340
windows 10 pro 64bit
Thank you for your help
So i discovered that my intel i7 6700k is a glutton that needs at least 1.25 volts to run at stock clocks otherwise i get random bsods during heavy workloads due to not enough juice being pumped into it. The problem is if i leave it in auto mode the stock voltage is 1.328 volts and spikes up to 1.440 volts in said workloads, which produces ridiculous temperatures that i will not put up with.
Right now i'm running manual mode at 1.25 volts however i dont want it to run at that vcore all the time so can someone teach me how to use adaptive mode?
My pc specs are the following:
intel core i7 6700k
cryorig h7
asus z170-a (latest bios on it)
g.skill ripjaws v 16gb (2x8) 2400 mhz ddr4
gigabyte gtx 1070 g1 gaming
samsung 850 evo 250gb
seagate barracuda 2tb 7200rpm
evga gq 650w
tp-link tl-wdn4800
nzxt s340
windows 10 pro 64bit
Thank you for your help
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