Hey guys,
So I just started messing around with overclocking my cpu, and I have a couple questions. I'm using a 3770k, Asus P8Z77-V/Thunderbolt mobo, and an H100 Cooler.
The Asus auto tuner program started it off at 45 multiplier and 1.432 VCore. I thought the voltage was way too high, but I ran Prime95 for a few minutes anyways. Temps were about 82c.
Then I changed the setting from offset voltage to manual voltage and set it to 45x 1.35VCore. Temps were are 67-78c. However, when I stopped Prime95, the cores dropped down to 1700mhz, but still stayed up at 1.36 VCore. Is it supposed to drop down the Hz, or should it stay at 4600Mhz?
From this point on, do I just keep decreasing the VCore until I find the point where it is uses the lowest voltage, but it is still stable?
Or would offset voltage be better for a 24/7 overclock? From what I've read, I think this will let the voltage drop off when there is no load, and it'll increase the voltage when the load spikes.
Thanks a lot,
John
So I just started messing around with overclocking my cpu, and I have a couple questions. I'm using a 3770k, Asus P8Z77-V/Thunderbolt mobo, and an H100 Cooler.
The Asus auto tuner program started it off at 45 multiplier and 1.432 VCore. I thought the voltage was way too high, but I ran Prime95 for a few minutes anyways. Temps were about 82c.
Then I changed the setting from offset voltage to manual voltage and set it to 45x 1.35VCore. Temps were are 67-78c. However, when I stopped Prime95, the cores dropped down to 1700mhz, but still stayed up at 1.36 VCore. Is it supposed to drop down the Hz, or should it stay at 4600Mhz?
From this point on, do I just keep decreasing the VCore until I find the point where it is uses the lowest voltage, but it is still stable?
Or would offset voltage be better for a 24/7 overclock? From what I've read, I think this will let the voltage drop off when there is no load, and it'll increase the voltage when the load spikes.
Thanks a lot,
John