Hey
So recently I've been trying to overclock my CPU to approximately 4.5 or maybe even 4.6...as far as I can go basically without changing my CPU voltage. Now something I noticed is that even though I dont touch my voltage settings in BIOS, they still become higher?
What I do is that i switch AI overclock tuner to manual and then select the option to Sync all cores, change the multiplier and thats it.
I just recently tried a 4.5 ghz overclock, cpu voltages came up to 1.3v according to AIDA64. It was set at 1.3, wouldnt go lower or higher. How do I prevent this from happening? I want the voltages to be automatic but not go above the voltage it would use during stock settings.
Also, CPU VRM voltages....1.8v? It seems extremely high, and even though i havent touched it I'd like to know if its normal?
Im using a 4790K with a Asus Z97-A and a noctua nh-d15 cooler
Thanks!
So recently I've been trying to overclock my CPU to approximately 4.5 or maybe even 4.6...as far as I can go basically without changing my CPU voltage. Now something I noticed is that even though I dont touch my voltage settings in BIOS, they still become higher?
What I do is that i switch AI overclock tuner to manual and then select the option to Sync all cores, change the multiplier and thats it.
I just recently tried a 4.5 ghz overclock, cpu voltages came up to 1.3v according to AIDA64. It was set at 1.3, wouldnt go lower or higher. How do I prevent this from happening? I want the voltages to be automatic but not go above the voltage it would use during stock settings.
Also, CPU VRM voltages....1.8v? It seems extremely high, and even though i havent touched it I'd like to know if its normal?
Im using a 4790K with a Asus Z97-A and a noctua nh-d15 cooler
Thanks!
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