[Help] Intel Core i7 3930K + Asus Rampage IV Extreme
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Did you try what I told you above??
Salu2…
No yet my friend Jotole I will try it as soon as I have time, it's that lately due to work issues I am short of time just because of that, but as soon as I do it I will be uploading a screenshot to be able to see the results.. Thanks for the help
Regards
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By tweaking some settings I've arrived at the following.
Forgive my ignorance but I don't think I see any change or is it just me?? any help with this preview with the oc..
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Do you think the core voltages are over or not?
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I think the core voltages are set too high or not?
That's because it's on automatic, now with that configuration you have, set voltage to 1.33v. Without touching anything else, let's see how that proce... ;).
If Win starts up with that voltage, (which it should), run prime 95 for 20 min. Monitor temp, the most important ones are always at full. The ones you have set in idell are normal...
If it crashes after prime, keep increasing voltage by 0.01v each time, and checking stability.
No need to thank me for the help, man,
Regards...
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If you want help, make it easy, write voltage and frequencies or upload a photo in good condition, crop until it can be read comfortably.
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That's because it's on automatic, now with that configuration you have, set voltage 1,33v. Without touching anything else, let's see how that proce…......... ;).
If Win starts with that voltage, (which it should), run prime 95 for 20 min. Monitor temp, the most important ones are always at full. The ones you have set in idell are normal...
If it crashes after prime, keep raising the voltage by 0.01v each time, and checking stability.
No need to thank me for the help man,
Regards...
After making the adjustments you told me Jotole it looks like this..
What do you think of the temperatures, voltage, etc…
Many thanks for your great help Jotole without you I couldn't have done it
Regards
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After making the adjustments you told me, Jotole, it looks like this...
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What do you think about the temperatures, voltage, etc...
Thank you very much for your great help Jotole, without you I couldn't have done it
Best regards
The voltage is not bad, there are worse ones. ;). Let's see if we can lower it a bit more. Lower it to 1,31v and do the same test as before.
The temperatures, are at the limit for my taste, of course it's an H100, and passing prime, playing I doubt you'll go over 60º. Which is a more moderate temperature.
But if we are looking for the nice figure of 4.5 Ghz we have to scrape all the voltage we can. Since that H100 will limit our OC.
Salu2...
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The voltage is not bad, there are worse ones. ;). Let's see if we can lower it a bit more. Lower it to 1.31v and do the same test as before.
The temperatures are at the limit for my taste, of course it is an H100, and passing prime, playing I doubt you will exceed 60º. Which is a more moderate temperature.
But if we are looking for the nice figure of 4.5 Ghz we have to scrape all the voltage we can. Since that H100 will limit our OC.
Salu2….
Updating to 4.3 as I know until what voltage can I lower? because as I understand it the less voltage you use the better.
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Updating to 4.3 until what voltage can I lower? because as I understand it, the less voltage you use, the better.
Wow….!!!, you're learning fast.
You have a good Proce, that voltage and frequency are already very good gamingpy.!!!!
The voltage can be lowered until the processor becomes unstable. So the more it lets you, the better. Note that now you have 300 Mhz more, and the same temperatures as at 4 Ghz.
If we want 4.5 Ghz, we will no longer lower the voltage. Try to go up to 4.5 with that voltage. If it is stable, we will lower the voltage again. When we have the voltage more or less centered for 4.5 Ghz, we will touch other values in bios.
Salu2…
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I've pushed it quite a bit and I couldn't get it to 4.5ghz, in the next image I show how I increased it to 1.45 volts and without getting results I can't get it to boot, it hangs where it loads the Windows 7 logo. For fear of burning it I left it at 4.3 with 1.250 volts, what do you recommend Jotole and forum people :ugly: -
I've pushed it quite a bit and I couldn't get it to 4.5ghz. In the next image I show how I increased it to 1.45 volts and without getting results, I can't get it to boot, it hangs where it's loading the Windows 7 logo. For fear of burning it, I've left it at 4.3 with 1.250 volts. What do you recommend, Jotole and forum people :ugly:
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Saludos
For 4.5, 1.45v is excessive. With the voltages you were using, you should do it at 1.30. Try it with 1.35.
Set Load Line to High.
Cpu current capability I think it was the one that was in percentages, right? I don't remember it from memory, set it to 120%.
Leave the memos to auto, it might be what's causing the problem.
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Many thanks Jotole first of all for the help and for your time.
Look it doesn't work with the configuration I put below it hangs at the start of the OS. I think reaching 4.5 would be a real miracle hehe in my opinion to be the H100 as a heatsink I think 4.3 ghz is very good for it ;D
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Hi, I'm leaving you screenshots of how you have to put the values in bios for an OC of 4500mhz:
In CPU ratio put 45, this is the multiplier.
In CPU voltage do not put 1.49v, this is for 5ghz hehe, try with 1.35v, if it does not start go up and if it starts go down.
Leave the rest of the options that do not appear in screenshots as they come by default.
Ask any questions.
Regards.
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Hello, here are the screenshots of how you need to set the values in the BIOS for an OC of 4500mhz:
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! Set CPU ratio to 45, this is the multiplier.
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!For CPU voltage, do not set it to 1.49v, this is for 5ghz hehe, try with 1.35v, if it doesn't boot, increase it, if it boots, decrease it.
Leave the rest of the options that are not in the screenshots as they come by default.
Ask if you have any questions.
Best regards.
Do what Praimus tells you, and adjust the voltage as he indicates. Those screenshots sound familiar to me.. ;).
Cheers….
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Hello, here are the screenshots of how you need to set the values in the bios for an OC of 4500mhz:
For CPU voltage, do not put 1.49v, this is for 5ghz hehe, try with 1.35v, if it doesn't start up, keep increasing and if it does start up, keep decreasing.
Leave the rest of the options that are not in the screenshots as they come by default.
Ask if you have any questions.
Regards.
Hello Pramius, thank you very much, I will be testing it today and I will comment on it to see how it went, I also think the screenshots look familiar hehe, I think I had seen them on youtube in a similar way, regards and thanks to everyone for your help
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Do what Praimus tells you, and adjust the voltage as indicated. Those screenshots sound familiar to me.. ;).
Best regards….
They won't sound familiar if they're yours from when you had the rampija¡¡¡ jajajjajajaja
Hello Pramius thank you very much I will be testing it today and I will comment on it to see how it went, I also think those screenshots look familiar hehe I think I had seen it on youtube in a similar way greetings and thanks to all for your help
The screenshots are from Jotole, the guy is an artist with the OC.
Best regards.
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I definitely don't like the 4.5 ghz I tried it just as it shows in the screenshot and it doesn't work, it stays loading windows but never starts and what's worse it doesn't even show the operating system logo.:facepalm:
I kept increasing the voltages which I reached up to 1.45 volts and with no result at all the truth is that my case is a bit strange, but well now I'm back with the 4.3 ghz I'll have to settle for this configuration anyway thank you very much especially to Jotole and Praimus for the help and patience..
PD. I had to reinstall my OS because the tests have damaged my system boot and as I didn't want to get too involved in trying to figure out why it was damaged I loaded it back.. hehe I know it's the fastest thing to do and I did it because of the scarce time I have at the moment.
Best regards ;D
