Overclocking the Z590 Motherboards

Hemimax said:

Wanna

Found another new setting that's not in the manual, AI Tweaker - AI Features - Cooler re-evaluation Algorithm: Normal, More/Very/Less/Least inclined to update. Gonna see if it works on the fans.

I'd be interested in what you find. I thought it only applied to the recommended voltages you need for achieving the OC frequency of your choice - the better the cooling the more overclocking headroom.

BTW, I has mine set to"more inclided to update" and the cooling score varied quite a bit depending on the load you have been running and how aggressive you have set fans/pump.

solarstarshines said:

Current Settings
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Forgive the crappy pictures was on my 1080 vizio

You can put a usb stick in ....then hit your F12 key to take a screen shot when your in your bios.

solarstarshines said:

Will do next time ,I never take shots of the Bios lol

Well you DID at some point ....used a camera I'm guessing. LoL Using the F12 key takes a much better pic.

solarstarshines said:

Sure it wasn't Tweakers Paradise ?

ThrashZone said:

Hi,
Kind of cool Tommie showed z590 has pch vccin which is I guess input voltage like x299 has and I believe x99 has too
On x299 kind of limit that to 1.95v on llc-5 or 6 otherwise auto will will go to near 2.0v

z490 does not have that one it really only has vcore and system agent/ vccio stuff kind of wish it did because it would of been more familiar
If you watch that on hwinfo64 a lot of vdroop occurs there on x299/ x99 min max for example in yellow


z490 has pch core voltage but it runs at much lower voltage 1.05v than that pch vccin voltage Tommie showed at 1.7v+- lol

PCH VCCIN is 1.8V on my XIII Hero and you can't change it. HWiNFO isn't working too well with Win 11.