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thekeemo
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Right now I have my 4790k at 4.8Ghz @ 1.28v

I want the CPU to run at 4.4Ghz @ 1.15v when it's not at full load

Anyway to do this?

Because right now my fans have to spin at higher than I would like everytime I open a file.

Keep in mind im using a 212 evo

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Right now I have my 4790k at 4.8Ghz @ 1.28v

I want the CPU to run at 4.4Ghz @ 1.15v when it's not at full load

Anyway to do this?

Because right now my fans have to spin at higher than I would like everytime I open a file

put the base clock @ 44

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Doesn't it always do that?

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In windows I think you can adjust the power management settings to something like eco, balanced and performance. Try setting it to balanced if not already, if that doesn't work then try eco :)

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screen shot me your BIOS in the OC page plz

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the 3rd optopm, base clock, thats the speed when idle, set it to what even you want ^^

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with gigabyte you need to use a voltage offset in order for the core voltage to drop under idle conditions when overclocked

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with gigabyte you need to use a voltage offset in order for the core voltage to drop under idle conditions when overclocked

And I do that how?

 

the 3rd optopm, base clock, thats the speed when idle, set it to what even you want ^^

I want the voltage to change

the clock changes automatically 

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the 3rd optopm, base clock, thats the speed when idle, set it to what even you want ^^

what if he eanbles intel smart step-up which automaticaly synchronises clock speed and voltage.

(my 4690k runs 4.6GHz @1.15V and when i'm using light load 800MHz@0.98V

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go to 39:00 of this video. how to set adaptive voltage is explained.

 

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Not if it's set manually.


okok, ive oc'ed a few computers, but this is a bit over my knowledge sorry :/

 

 

what if he eanbles intel smart step-up which automaticaly synchronises clock speed and voltage.
(my 4690k runs 4.6GHz @1.15V and when i'm using light load [email protected]<script data-cfhash='f9e31' type="text/javascript"> /* */</script>


ahhh thats what i thought, thanks for correcting me :)
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I got it to 1.3

Close enough I guess

 

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Offset vcore is the best answer it scales voltage and speed to what u require from it and 4.8 being ur max

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good enough for the girls i go with

wat...

Only issue is core #1 gets a bit toastier than I like. Still in the safe margin though.

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wat...

Only issue is core #1 gets a bit toastier than I like. Still in the safe margin though.

do this to have not full voltage all the time:

enable intel smart step-up in the bios and watch the magic.

PS Voltage must be set to manual if you want for it to peak at what you put in, otherwise it will be lower.

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do this to have not full voltage all the time:

enable intel smart step-up in the bios and watch the magic.

PS Voltage must be set to manual if you want for it to peak at what you put in, otherwise it will be lower.

would this auto go to the voltage needed for 4.8ghz?

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