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I want another motherboard because I have to use Intel Extreme tuning to increase the turbo volts. But this bad boy is doing good.

Very nice oc Doug, Well played mate

Dude said:

kbrady1979 said:

Nice one Doug! Do you remember what voltage you were running to get that OC?

I think it was 1.45. Check this one out

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Very well done Doug, but 1.024V?

You guys in the green part of the chart are the Evel Knievel of overclocking.
Now for 6GHz on air.

Britton30 said:

I looked back 8 pages and gave up.

@britton, I saw you're caring at g.skill.

I bought those 16Gb sticks last year with my previous motherboard and i'm not willing to change them soon.

Those x2 Dual Channel sticks PC3-12800 (F3-1600C9-4GAB) - 1600MHz -1,50v (max bandwidth 800MHz), i set them up XMP and are running the right speed DDR3-1600MHz, i have also set the Cas timing as 9.9.9.24.1T. Voltage staying at 1,50v

In Bios i'm set to "DRAM Current Capability": 110%, "DRAM Voltage Frequency": 450MHz and "DRAM Power Phase Control" set to Extreme. Expecting them to be o/ced! (could be damn wrong!)

I was wondering if i should set the Cas timing to 8.8.8.22.2T.

IBT pass 10 fine on standard for 4.1. Offset Mode is set to minus - & Auto...

I'm very slow at the process o/cin', mates!
I'm testing mulitple possibilities for myself, first! Got only 2/3times an E1 bsod.

What was your voltage showing during the stress test NoN?

It was something between 1.20 to 1.235...1.24v

its set normally to 1.11v

If I understand correctly, you are using an Offset voltage with a "-" but set to Auto? That is probably using way more voltage than it really needs. Try changing Auto to .005, leave the "-". Save changes and exit. When in Windows, open up your monitoring software, Core Temp, CPU-Z, etc and run IBT. Make sure you pay attention to the voltage in CPU-Z DURING the test and see if that passes. Let me know what happens.

kbrady1979 said:

If I understand correctly, you are using an Offset voltage with a "-" but set to Auto? That is probably using way more voltage than it really needs. Try changing Auto to .005, leave the "-". Save changes and exit. When in Windows, open up your monitoring software, Core Temp, CPU-Z, etc and run IBT. Make sure you pay attention to the voltage in CPU-Z DURING the test and see if that passes. Let me know what happens.

I'll try that soon... in an hour! will screenshot the results!

What motherboard do you have?

kbrady1979 said:

What motherboard do you have?

An Asus P8Z77-V-LE PLUS, reviews says it won't pass that 4.6 easily...so i'm expecting average o/cin'