Overclock help - adaptive voltage

[midnightman94]

I just got a 10700k with a asus z490-e. Coming from a 4690k the adaptive voltage seemed to work by just setting the value i wanted in the bios. However in doing so with this new cpu and motherboard, i am trying to target 1.3v but when running a stress test or doing any sort of task that puts load on the cpu the voltage shoots up to 1.45-1.48. This is inline with what Asus ai prediction is saying in the bios for my frequency. is there a way to turn this AI thing off in the bios or am i missing something that is causing voltage to spike .1-.15 higher than i am targeting?

 

I also tried lowering my adaptive voltage by the .1-.15 but it still targets this high voltage. Multi core enhancement is disabled also and SVID set to auto.

[xg32]

use a different LLC, the number could be higher/lower depending on ur motherboard, for any low oc that's not pushing the limit, go with LLC 5, it'll make the voltage drop instead of rise (LLC3) under load, there should be a picture on the asus bios showing which LLC drops the lowest.

[midnightman94]

20 minutes ago, xg32 said:

use a different LLC, the number could be higher/lower depending on ur motherboard, for any low oc that's not pushing the limit, go with LLC 5, it'll make the voltage drop instead of rise (LLC3) under load, there should be a picture on the asus bios showing which LLC drops the lowest.

ok the llc is currently at 3. does a lower llc force more voltage at a higher clock speed or does a high llc do this?

[xg32]

it depends on the motherboard, if ur seeing high voltage on llc3 then u want llc4 instead, but be sure to use a lower base voltage b4 testing this.