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Setting Up LLC

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So, I am pretty new at this whole overclocking thing, but I have been working on it with my R7 2700x and I have gotten it stable at 4Ghz, but with really high voltage, so I asked about it and I was pointed to LLC, but the Issue is that there are so many different modes fore it on my motherboard, that I have no Idea where to even start. Any tips would help me out a lot and I would really appreciate it.

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First, careful with the voltage, Steve over at GamersNexus demonstrated that ryzen can be delivering damaging voltages when set to deliver voltages in the safe range. Typically I look up "(mobo model) llc" places like tweaktown usually give tables in their reviews and they won't be 100% accurate (minor variance between boards) it'll get you really close to what you should expect

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