thekitchensink

Thanks @Queek, I ended up trying to run other software voltage readers at the same time as aida, and turns out that my motherboard software was correct. This could lead to some problems, since I am a new overclocker. I was able to get 4.7ghz at 1.296v, but it fails after about 10 minutes of the stress test. What should I do to combat this? Would raising the voltages help, or should I try to mess with my llc? Thank you again!

Hello everyone! I finished my computer build in august ish, and it isn't the best build ever done. However, I did get a great deal on a new Intel i7-4790k processor, and it is amazing. I love it. However, I figured that I should take advantage of the "k" component of the chip, and do an overclock. I decided to go to a core voltage of 1.3v, since that is the voltage that I keep seeing everywhere. However, when I set the voltage to be static at 1.3, my ASUS ROG Maximus VI reads the voltage at 1.312-1.328. The really confusing part is when I use AIDA64 to stress test it, it always reads the voltages as 1.3. Which should I trust?