@Cliff S I've taken a screenshot while running Cinebench together with CPU-Z showing the voltage (vdroop) of my system under load. The voltage is set to Auto in the BIOS with LLC set @7. During idle it is @1.256v.
Here is another way to use the Cinebench CPU Single Core test. Set the Maximum processor frecuency to 3.5GHz in the BIOS or with the Windows Power Options settings.
I've tweaked the vcore and LLC till I found the sweet spot that didn't cause any WHEA errors.
Core voltage 1.432V during idle
and 1.424V under load.
Well this chip is maxed out at 4.9Ghz but i have ran 5Ghz before but i would expect almost exceeding the thermals on one core
Anyway i am pretty solid here you can't get better with 4.9Ghz DDR4@ 3500mhz and cache at 4.7Ghz and Volts landing in the 1.296 range i call that a win
WTF ,I don't get this chip it's actually acting like it was delided
Hi,
Nice Tommie what you running at anyway for those temps can't tell says 1700mhz which 87c ain't too good for that
But 4.9-5.0 ain't too bad :)
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