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Overvolting when not on load and undervolting when on load

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My 3570k is at 4.5 @ 1.25V when on idle and goes down to 1.19V when under load. It should be the other way around but I have no idea how to fix it. I have a MSI Z77 G41 if it helps.

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My 3570k is at 4.5 @ 1.25V when on idle and goes down to 1.19V when under load. It should be the other way around but I have no idea how to fix it. I have a MSI Z77 G41 if it helps.

 

You can fix that by changing your LLC (Load Line Calibration) to a higher setting and also enabling Additional Turbo Voltage. You can add small increments of voltage that way so when it's under load the voltage increases. 

 

 

https://linustechtips.com/topic/1381504-community-standards/

 

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this is called vdroop and as mentioned by stroonz moving the llc to an higer setting will most likely fix that.

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