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Can't find LLC in Asus H81M-Plus for Overclocking

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So I finally got my H81M-Plus motherboard along with G3258, because I want to test overclocking without frying a 300+ Dollar CPU or motherboard, and I was able to get it at 4.1 GHz with 1.25-1.27 V (from the base 1.107) and pass some Prime95 tests. But I can't find anywhere the LLC option so I can push it a bit more, because I heard enabling (resonable) LLC level can help on overclocking. Also if someone can help me with overclocking tips I would appriciated.

It's located in the Digi+ VRM settings.

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So I finally got my H81M-Plus motherboard along with G3258, because I want to test overclocking without frying a 300+ Dollar CPU or motherboard, and I was able to get it at 4.1 GHz with 1.25-1.27 V (from the base 1.107) and pass some Prime95 tests. But I can't find anywhere the LLC option so I can push it a bit more, because I heard enabling (resonable) LLC level can help on overclocking. Also if someone can help me with overclocking tips I would appriciated.

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probably it doesnt have it.

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So I finally got my H81M-Plus motherboard along with G3258, because I want to test overclocking without frying a 300+ Dollar CPU or motherboard, and I was able to get it at 4.1 GHz with 1.25-1.27 V (from the base 1.107) and pass some Prime95 tests. But I can't find anywhere the LLC option so I can push it a bit more, because I heard enabling (resonable) LLC level can help on overclocking. Also if someone can help me with overclocking tips I would appriciated.

It's located in the Digi+ VRM settings.

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So I finally got my H81M-Plus motherboard along with G3258, because I want to test overclocking without frying a 300+ Dollar CPU or motherboard, and I was able to get it at 4.1 GHz with 1.25-1.27 V (from the base 1.107) and pass some Prime95 tests. But I can't find anywhere the LLC option so I can push it a bit more, because I heard enabling (resonable) LLC level can help on overclocking. Also if someone can help me with overclocking tips I would appriciated.

 

All of the processor voltage is handled by the chip now, so LLC doesn't affect vcore anymore. It will only affect the stability of the voltage supplied to your chip, which in my experience doesn't affect system stability while overclocking. 

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