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Cache max safe voltage?

EMENCII
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Hi guys,

I have (the worst) i7 4770k, and while trying to get the cache at 4.1Ghz (as the core is, at 1.268v, not really tested tho) how far can i go with the voltages on the cache?

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EMENCII

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1.45 or less for daily operation

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same as your vcore, so not more than 1.4V

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Hi guys,

I have (the worst) i7 4770k, and while trying to get the cache at 4.1Ghz (as the core is, at 1.268v, not really tested tho) how far can i go with the voltages on the cache?

Thanks,

EMENCII

Cache doesn't improve performance and only causes instability. 

 

Try this:

 

Set Cache Min to 38, Max to 38 and adaptive voltage to 1.050.

 

Once you do that, then do your core overclocking.

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