10900k Adaptive OC?

[UnaverageVague]

Whats up everyone need your help, I had a i7-7700k that was OC to 5.0ghz on adaptive mode and achieved that fairly easy. im not use to the 10900k does anyone know the steps to get a adaptive OC for it?

 

Do i still follow this?

 

Adaptive Mode - Enabled

Additional Turbo Voltage - Whatever is tested to be stable

Offset - Auto

AVX Offset - 0

Load Line Calibration - Level 5

IA AC/DC - 0.01

C-States - Enabled

Speed-Step - Enabled

[DoctorNick]

I use this for my 9700K:

Offset mode - Enabled

Offset - 0.240

AVX Offset - 0

Load Line Calibration - Level 1

IA AC/DC - auto

C-States - Enabled

Speed-Step - Enabled

[UnaverageVague]

1 hour ago, DoctorNick said:

I use this for my 9700K:

Offset mode - Enabled

Offset - 0.240

AVX Offset - 0

Load Line Calibration - Level 1

IA AC/DC - auto

C-States - Enabled

Speed-Step - Enabled

And you have adaptive on?

[DoctorNick]

1 hour ago, xovague said:

And you have adaptive on?

https://www.overclock.net/threads/xtu-oc-help-on-i7-9700k.1773955/post-28649779

[UnaverageVague]

48 minutes ago, DoctorNick said:

https://www.overclock.net/threads/xtu-oc-help-on-i7-9700k.1773955/post-28649779

Noticed you’re using offset mode vs adaptive Why is that?

[DoctorNick]

2 hours ago, xovague said:

Noticed you’re using offset mode vs adaptive Why is that?

I found it easier to get stable when having high single core turbo. My idle voltage is still very low. at ~0.710v. That is also the reason I use LLC 1, and therefore simulating stock processor behavior. Cache is 47x and still 600mhz from single core turbo max at 53x

[UnaverageVague]

16 hours ago, DoctorNick said:

I found it easier to get stable when having high single core turbo. My idle voltage is still very low. at ~0.710v. That is also the reason I use LLC 1, and therefore simulating stock processor behavior. Cache is 47x and still 600mhz from single core turbo max at 53x

Interesting, rn I’m stable running 1.330v on adaptive mode and my Vcore will go to ~0.710v lowest and whatnot as well. Only

thing is it doesn’t stay like that for long on idle it goes up and down consistently not sure if yours does

[DoctorNick]

43 minutes ago, xovague said:

Interesting, rn I’m stable running 1.330v on adaptive mode and my Vcore will go to ~0.710v lowest and whatnot as well. Only

thing is it doesn’t stay like that for long on idle it goes up and down consistently not sure if yours does

Only when on idle clocks of 800mhz, as soon as I do something I will be higher. Mine is around 1.27-1.29 in cienbench ~1.3v+ when on sinlge core

[UnaverageVague]

7 hours ago, DoctorNick said:

Only when on idle clocks of 800mhz, as soon as I do something I will be higher. Mine is around 1.27-1.29 in cienbench ~1.3v+ when on sinlge core

Even when I don’t do anything my clocks go up and down, does yours?

[DoctorNick]

1 hour ago, xovague said:

Even when I don’t do anything my clocks go up and down, does yours?

Of course a little bit, when windows background services is running.