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Discussing the MSI Z490 CPU ratio in apply mode is a common inquiry.

Discussing the MSI Z490 CPU ratio in apply mode is a common inquiry.

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monkeybut02
Junior Member
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01-02-2020, 08:38 AM
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Quick question guys and gals.... WIth my new MSI board, there are more options with the CPU Ratio Apply mode in Bios. The selections are as followed: All Core, Turbo Ratio, Turbo Ratio Offset, and Per Core. I know what all core and per core modes are, since I have overclocked my old 6700K and those where the two options then but now with my new 10700K I have the two new selections. By default, the all core is selected. Does anyone know what the two new modes are related to? I believe it is related to the new turbo boost technology in the chip and if I want it to boost to 5.1GHz I need one of those selected but not 100% sure. I know I can google for it... I have and not having any luck finding the answer, haha.
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monkeybut02
01-02-2020, 08:38 AM #1

Quick question guys and gals.... WIth my new MSI board, there are more options with the CPU Ratio Apply mode in Bios. The selections are as followed: All Core, Turbo Ratio, Turbo Ratio Offset, and Per Core. I know what all core and per core modes are, since I have overclocked my old 6700K and those where the two options then but now with my new 10700K I have the two new selections. By default, the all core is selected. Does anyone know what the two new modes are related to? I believe it is related to the new turbo boost technology in the chip and if I want it to boost to 5.1GHz I need one of those selected but not 100% sure. I know I can google for it... I have and not having any luck finding the answer, haha.

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Demonsss91
Posting Freak
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01-09-2020, 10:42 PM
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Based on your estimate, you're adjusting factory turbo levels and tweaking them from there. The setup includes various core turbo strengths—ranging from 4.9G all-core to 5.3 single strong core cold turbo—and an offset of +3. This would shift the tuning toward higher performance modes like 5.2 all-core or 5.4 single core, while maintaining stability with clock drop controls.
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Demonsss91
01-09-2020, 10:42 PM #2

Based on your estimate, you're adjusting factory turbo levels and tweaking them from there. The setup includes various core turbo strengths—ranging from 4.9G all-core to 5.3 single strong core cold turbo—and an offset of +3. This would shift the tuning toward higher performance modes like 5.2 all-core or 5.4 single core, while maintaining stability with clock drop controls.