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    Intel i7 6700
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    Hmmmm I couldn't find it in the manual. You could also just add a touch of extra offset voltage on CPU core voltage. Like one or two steps. That should look like +.00625V or +.01250V when CPU core voltage is set to offset.
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    The first thing I would try is increasing Load Line Calibration then. For CPU and SOC.
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    How is your CPU setup in BIOS? PBO? EDC bug? What are your LLC settings? Is your CPU core voltage on Auto? What is your IF set to?
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    Don't forget that the 3900X has one good CCX and one not-so-good CCX.
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    From AMD on Reddit:
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    I'd guess that too. Chiplets allowed for more wiggle room with bad silicon.
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    If the yields are all good and or all the same then there probably won't be.
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    It's like Costco. You buy more and save!
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    November 5 global availability.
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    Was it just me or was that Borderlands 3 footage choppy?
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