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[M] Reviewer Join Date: Dec 2008
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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | ![]() yep I would run everything stock till you get a good CPU cooler, then start lookign for a bit more ooomph. But i would strongly suggest to stay way from them AUTO settings. Eg my Rampage Gene II would set 2volts for my low voltage rams. If I didn't check it I would have smoked them for sure... And yes Massman is scary I second that, far too much technical info in that little head...
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| ![]() Hm, I thought the uncore voltage could not be adjusted, but going by what you are saying if I adjust the "QPI voltage" (what Gigabyte unfortunately labels it) I am in fact changing the VTT voltage/uncore voltage? Or does changing the VTT not affect the uncore voltage as I had thought? So Intel does mention a 1.65v limitation in the data sheets for LGA1156? Then to pose a question, what about the PCIe controllers, those would still be running at 1.5v, which is 0.4v higher than the VTT on the same die. Why would VTT/RAM voltage be an issue but PCIe wouldn't? IMC's just that sensitive? Anandtech mentioned something about amplitude, but was as much as I remember... |
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[M] Reviewer Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Waregem
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I've experienced this problem, by the way, when I was testing the MSI P55-GD80: Quote:
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