EPTOn December 04 2011 07:55 GOWG wrote:
I don't think you need to tinker with sandy bridge that much to get to 4.5 GHz, maybe just try leaving everything at auto and just step up vcore bit by bit(prime)?
I don't remember perfectly, but I think all I did on my 2500k to get to 4.5 GHz was disable speedstep to keep multiplier at 45x, llc on, vcore 1.375v
I don't think you need to tinker with sandy bridge that much to get to 4.5 GHz, maybe just try leaving everything at auto and just step up vcore bit by bit(prime)?
I don't remember perfectly, but I think all I did on my 2500k to get to 4.5 GHz was disable speedstep to keep multiplier at 45x, llc on, vcore 1.375v
Do you mean the vcore setting shown on my screen? how do i get it to 1.375? It only allows me to set it to:
-.320v ==> +.640v
