Overclocking problems

[PsyShotticX]

Hello,

 

I have a problem with the frequenzy and voltages after OCing my cpu

 

Mainboard: MSI Gaming M5 (Latest bios included)

Cpu: 6600k (Chipset drivers installed)

 

I just moved back to Win7 from Win10, all updates installed (except the spy updates)

Now, I wanted to Overclock it again, and I set every single Bios setting as before, but now on Windows 7 I have constant max voltage and max frequenzy even when idling.

 

My OC Settings:

4,5Ghz @ 1,275V Stable

 

Bios tells me I have a max voltage of 1.288V

When I boot up, even after 5 minutes of idling in windows, I still have 1.228V and max frequenzy of 4,5 Ghz in HWMonitor

 

I set Core voltage mode to adaptive mode, just like before on windows 10.

Multiplier set to 45 in dynamic mode, also just like before.

As I said every single bios setting is the same when I had windows 10 installed.

On windows 10, when idling, my voltages and frequenzy was going down to the lowest numbers possible as it was supposed to be.

Now on windows 7 it stays at its peaks all the time.

Changing Power options from High performance to balanced does not work, even on power safer nothing changes

 

How can I fix that?

[Guest]

Turn on in the BIOs "AMD cool and quiet", worked for me

[DarkSmith2]

 

Hello,

 

I have a problem with the frequenzy and voltages after OCing my cpu

 

Mainboard: MSI Gaming M5 (Latest bios included)

Cpu: 6600k (Chipset drivers installed)

 

I just moved back to Win7 from Win10, all updates installed (except the spy updates)

Now, I wanted to Overclock it again, and I set every single Bios setting as before, but now on Windows 7 I have constant max voltage and max frequenzy even when idling.

 

My OC Settings:

4,5Ghz @ 1,275V Stable

 

Bios tells me I have a max voltage of 1.288V

When I boot up, even after 5 minutes of idling in windows, I still have 1.228V and max frequenzy of 4,5 Ghz in HWMonitor

 

I set Core voltage mode to adaptive mode, just like before on windows 10.

Multiplier set to 45 in dynamic mode, also just like before.

As I said every single bios setting is the same when I had windows 10 installed.

On windows 10, when idling, my voltages and frequenzy was going down to the lowest numbers possible as it was supposed to be.

Now on windows 7 it stays at its peaks all the time.

Changing Power options from High performance to balanced does not work, even on power safer nothing changes

 

How can I fix that?

 

google: vdrop/vdroop/LLC

disable AERO on win7

 

 

Turn on in the BIOs "AMD cool and quiet", worked for me

with his intel CPU?!

[airdeano]

in win7, check power settings:

start>control panel>power options>balanced>advanced options>processor power management>minimum power state>5%

in the UEFI, verify all the c-states are enabled

[Guest]

google: vdrop/vdroop/LLC

 

 

with his intel CPU?!

oh sh*t, sorry.

didn't read that properly

[PsyShotticX]

google: vdrop/vdroop/LLC

disable AERO on win7

 

 

with his intel CPU?!

 

 

in win7, check power settings:

start>control panel>power options>balanced>advanced options>processor power management>minimum power state>5%

in the UEFI, verify all the c-states are enabled

 

I switched back to balance again, changed minimum power state to 0%, now everything works fine

Thanks for your help guys