Cpu voltage help
Cpu voltage help
LLC is load-line calibration that prevents vDroop, a situation where your CPU reaches high load and your vCore decreases. Correcting this ensures stability and avoids BSODs. Without it, your vCore will drop and the system may crash.
What is your internal PLL voltage configured for? Did you turn off c steps (c3 and c6) and EIST?
You might need to adjust your cache voltage manually to at least 1.1v.
When you refer to voltage, are you talking about CPU input or vCore?
If unsure, following a detailed guide could help achieve more consistent performance.
Here you go. It might seem a bit complex, but all Intel CPU models are essentially similar, and after some time you'll notice there aren't many settings and they keep appearing repeatedly.
You can check the guide here: http://overclocking.guide/z97-pro-4/
C states and EIST are merely power-saving features that, as expected, can hinder overclocking. If you don’t find any LLC settings, it suggests your board lacks them, so you’d have to adapt without them. However, I believe there’s likely a version of this with different phrasing.
Thanks in advance for your assistance
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I plan to attempt a more stable solution tomorrow