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If you have manual Vcore, try adding 0.1V at a time.

Like gary said time to add some voltage a little at a time

I agree. But make sure that the voltage does not exceed the maximum for your processor, and that your cooling is up to the job. If you can't get it stable after reaching the maximum permissible voltage, then you'll have to accept that your processor maxes out at 46.


Note that you do all this AT YOUR OWN RISK.

These are the increments I can add 1 at a time

right now it`s at 1.3000

1.3050
1.3100
1.3150
1.3200
1.3250

etc, so I should choose the next one higher, try the 4.7, if it fails just keep raising it til it boots ?

I also have something called System Agent Voltage, any idea what that is ?

Yes, increment the voltage one step at a time. I'm not exactly sure on what System Agent Voltage is (or does), so leave that on Auto.

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I will now run prime and watch the temps and the volts.

if you have APS it might help the droop some ACTIVE PHASE SWITCHING

System Agent is what controls the RAM volts and PCIe lanes, yeah leave it on auto as Guy said. 1.4V is supposed to be the max for the CPU.

You posted the 4700 while I posted, good job and you still have some voltage headroom.

Very nice job, AddRam. Good voltage too.

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