F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop No, these voltages are within normal ranges for their respective components.

No, these voltages are within normal ranges for their respective components.

No, these voltages are within normal ranges for their respective components.

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plumhead4
Junior Member
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10-18-2017, 07:10 PM
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XMP configurations for CL16 B-Die memory (if you have a B-die). Use Vccio/Vccia 1.15-1.20v per unit. Verify Vdimm at 1.400v, slightly raise to 1.410v. If it reaches 1.45v, increase to 1.460v. For the CPU, 8700K at 5GHz should be around 1.350v with LLC set to level 4. Note that your PSU is likely limiting you given a 300W power supply plus a 5GHz CPU (300W), which puts you near or past the maximum without accounting for other components. Opinions may differ, but I just want to clarify this point.
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plumhead4
10-18-2017, 07:10 PM #11

XMP configurations for CL16 B-Die memory (if you have a B-die). Use Vccio/Vccia 1.15-1.20v per unit. Verify Vdimm at 1.400v, slightly raise to 1.410v. If it reaches 1.45v, increase to 1.460v. For the CPU, 8700K at 5GHz should be around 1.350v with LLC set to level 4. Note that your PSU is likely limiting you given a 300W power supply plus a 5GHz CPU (300W), which puts you near or past the maximum without accounting for other components. Opinions may differ, but I just want to clarify this point.

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Greeklemon
Member
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10-19-2017, 12:17 AM
#12
I'll give it a shot, mate.
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Greeklemon
10-19-2017, 12:17 AM #12

I'll give it a shot, mate.

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ignapro150
Junior Member
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10-20-2017, 12:17 PM
#13
It could improve stability by likely reducing the thermal power output. You should test it yourself and share the outcomes!
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ignapro150
10-20-2017, 12:17 PM #13

It could improve stability by likely reducing the thermal power output. You should test it yourself and share the outcomes!

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