Assistance with boosting performance
Assistance with boosting performance
I'm using an automated configuration for my motherboard, but I believe I fixed the problem because there was a setting that shouldn't have been altered.
I reviewed a YouTube tutorial and learned that setting a desired clock speed while keeping the voltage in auto mode should work well with my motherboard. I applied this and it appears to be functioning correctly now.
Try performance boost level 2. Everything else runs on auto. If you have SensiMi offset in Tweakers Paradise, you can go above 272 (default) which boosts all core and low-level clocks. Setting it to 290 works well. (Make this change separately from performance enhancer, keep auto on others). The highest speed I get from my chip with the v-core in auto is 4.1ghz static. If you need more, you’ll have to raise the voltage manually.
It looks like your overclocking setup is pushing the limits. Your 2700 non-X chip runs smoothly at 4GHz with stable voltages around 1.35V, though it’s a bit shaky at 4.1GHz. Check if you adjusted your LLC settings—high voltages might be a sign of an aggressive configuration.
Not so high a leakage rate, perfect for when I finally shut down the sob. Using LLC Auto, v-core auto, 4.1ghz at 1.406v. Consistent results on two different boards. Peak clock reaches 4.5ghz at 1.58v, sufficient for a validation. Core overclock remains stable during the Intel Burn test at 4300mhz. No change before or after the de-lid.