- Dec 7, 2017
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Hi All,
I am quite new to overclocking but I am starting to get some quite nice results already. There is one thing I have not been able to figure out.
When I make certain changes in the bios, the motherboard tends to overrule these. Have a look at the screenshot below:
https://imgur.com/4NYbwBP
I chose to manually change the tCL timing to 15 (2nd column) however the system changes that to 16 instead (1st column). When I boot the system and look at CPU-Z, the system indeed runs it at CL16 rather than the CL15 that I chose.
The same goes for CPU-voltage:
https://imgur.com/rYAomQy
I have manually entered 1.325V (2nd column) but the system turns that into 1.360V (1st column) and when I boot the system runs at 1.36V.
In both cases that first column is greyed out and I can't change anything there.
Does anyone have an idea how to change this? And make sure the system follows the instruction?
Thanks so much!
Marc
*EDIT: changed the imgur links, they were not visible in my post
I am quite new to overclocking but I am starting to get some quite nice results already. There is one thing I have not been able to figure out.
When I make certain changes in the bios, the motherboard tends to overrule these. Have a look at the screenshot below:
https://imgur.com/4NYbwBP
I chose to manually change the tCL timing to 15 (2nd column) however the system changes that to 16 instead (1st column). When I boot the system and look at CPU-Z, the system indeed runs it at CL16 rather than the CL15 that I chose.
The same goes for CPU-voltage:
https://imgur.com/rYAomQy
I have manually entered 1.325V (2nd column) but the system turns that into 1.360V (1st column) and when I boot the system runs at 1.36V.
In both cases that first column is greyed out and I can't change anything there.
Does anyone have an idea how to change this? And make sure the system follows the instruction?
Thanks so much!
Marc
*EDIT: changed the imgur links, they were not visible in my post
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