Does vccio voltage help ring ratio

[MingLee420]

trying to see if i get 48 ring ratio but at 47 ring its stable now with vccio 1.1v and used fornite lobby screen for testing the only reason i have that game lool but it still dips like from 440 to 170 for a split second alot less frequent with auto vccio voltage but is that normal for sometimes dips under 200 fps from 370-440

[SkilledRebuilds]

I secured 49x Ring with more VCCIO from my 48x values.

 

It helped me secure a better ringclock but its still likely ring and board dependant how much you'll need to increase... so many people have different opinions on how much to use so I won't go into mine...

 

But for me... yes.

[MingLee420]

21 minutes ago, SkilledRebuilds said:

I secured 49x Ring with more VCCIO from my 48x values.

 

It helped me secure a better ringclock but its still likely ring and board dependant how much you'll need to increase... so many people have different opinions on how much to use so I won't go into mine...

 

But for me... yes.

thanks i found that 47 ring is the max with 10700k 5ghz with vcore any higher and i can go to 5.1ghz all core so i think vccio or the cpu is limiting me but im happy the way it is rn, the vccio was on auto at 0.968 and i manually did 1.048 iand looks more stable in the menu but every like half a minute it dips under 200fps but i dont notice any hitching or dipping in gameplay in any game so ima start ocing the ram until i get a new kit 32gb and 3600mhz

[Guest]

Cache (ring) uses cpu v-core. 

 

Vccio and system agent is useful for memory OC stability. Don't go over 1.2v on ambient cooling either voltage.