10900k Adaptive OC refers to the adaptive overclocking feature of that processor model.
10900k Adaptive OC refers to the adaptive overclocking feature of that processor model.
Hey everyone, I'm looking for advice. I had an i7-7700k that was overclocked to 5.0ghz in adaptive mode and it worked pretty well. I'm not familiar with the 10900k, anyone know how to get adaptive overclocking set up there? Should I keep doing what I'm doing now?
I operate with your 9700K setup. Offset mode is active, offset set to 0.240 AVX, no load line calibration, level 1 IA AC/DC, auto C-states, speed-step enabled.
You're choosing offset mode for a reason. It's often preferred when precision and consistency are critical. Let me know if you'd like more details!
I experienced more stability with a high single core turbo setting. My idle voltage remains very low, around 0.710v. This is why I opted for an LLC 1 configuration and simulated stock processor behavior. Cache size is 47x, still operating at 600MHz from the single core turbo peak at 53x.
Only when idle clocks hit 800mhz, and as soon as I take action I’ll improve. My value sits near 1.27-1.29 in cienbench, about 1.3x faster on the sine core.