Thread: 4.2 to 4.4 ?

oh just out of interest JonJ.. you say you are happily at 1.425 and 60 degress... is that 1.425 in bios, or under load in windows? i ask because to get 1.425 in windows id have to set it to like 1.46 or 7 in bios...

How long has the loop been running? I'm seeing much better temperatures than that with a similar system. I'm wondering if there's air in yours, or if the block mounting is a bit off. It'll only be louder if you're running all the fans at 12V, once stable you can experiment with slowing them down to reduce noise. I think the problem is turbo. The instability is too odd, with too little information available through...

Quote: Originally Posted by robinlawrie lol i think we are all getting confused now. do you mean ioh or pll voltage? my pll is already up from 1.8v default to 1.88v my IOH is up from 1.1 to 1.25v thanks for the advice though, ill try that tonight when i get home. if that was to me i mean CPU PLL mate intel max rec is 1.88, auto is 1.8 i use 1.3

I take it this is an i7 rig? The IOH Core looks very very high - whats the default?

What sort of watercooling?

IOH core? is that vtt? If it's vtt intel recommends around a .5v differnece between this and vdimm, although if you need less don't raise it to make this difference. It's about stabilty iirc I have an IOH voltage is bios, can't recall exact name but default if 1.1v. Recommondation over at xs is this needs to be upped to 1.24v for 200bclk. I've got away with it at 1.2v. This a gigabyte?

you wont even notice the difference, i would be happy at 4.2ghz which im currently at, benchmarked at 4.5ghz and didnt see a massive boost, in the end i went back to 4.2ghz knowing my voltages and temps are safe