No, it won't work. The i7 4790K requires a higher voltage than 2 volts.
No, it won't work. The i7 4790K requires a higher voltage than 2 volts.
I adjusted the CPU voltage to 2 during overclocking and saved the settings. After restarting, the system didn’t respond. Motherboard MSI z97 gaming 7
It seems you're warning about staying within a certain stamina range. Anything above 1.5 might lead to quick failure, so keep it under control.
It seems like the system isn't reaching the BIOS, which might mean the CPU was damaged.
I believe we're referring to a dead chip. However, you might consider using a clear CMOS instead. Also, it seems like only the most extreme overclockers are doing that, especially those working with LN2.
People, don't jump to conclusions right away. I've seen 1.87V on my 4790k and it worked, but it overheated quickly—reaching 130°C before shutting down. It still functions well today at stock, and I'm satisfied with it. I have the same motherboard you mentioned, just with a gaming version of the CPU. I'm checking if it can handle 2 volts and save it, then restart. If it drops to 2V, I'll share a post about the CPU here. Of course, I'll power down 3 cores and lower the clock speed to around 1.5 GHz. Nothing worked, I tried 2V and cleared the CMOS before going back to stock.
These MSI board VRM controllers prevent 2V operation. @ComradeVodka we don’t even use that much power. Usually it doesn’t work because you need extra liquid nitrogen to balance it, then you face cold shutdown. You’re probably running at 1.6 and then suddenly shutting down due to overheating.
When the voltage adjusts automatically, it depends on that option. Without it, she's out.