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Overclock Settings on i7-5820k

Overclock Settings on i7-5820k

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ForeverAthena
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12-22-2021, 04:47 AM
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I have this 4.0GHz light OC at 1.1V installed in my MSI X99A SLI plus. It works under all stress tests for fixed VCore. They suggested switching to adaptive once it's done, but I worry it might raise the voltage too high. Can I use adaptive with a limit? Speedstep and turbo boost are active.
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ForeverAthena
12-22-2021, 04:47 AM #1

I have this 4.0GHz light OC at 1.1V installed in my MSI X99A SLI plus. It works under all stress tests for fixed VCore. They suggested switching to adaptive once it's done, but I worry it might raise the voltage too high. Can I use adaptive with a limit? Speedstep and turbo boost are active.

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starwarsTP
Member
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12-22-2021, 05:54 AM
#2
Adaptive can increase by about .1v beyond your fixed Vcore values. I've observed this during stress tests such as Prime95, certain games like Metro LL, and even brief web sessions. There seems to be no limit that stops this behavior with adaptive.
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starwarsTP
12-22-2021, 05:54 AM #2

Adaptive can increase by about .1v beyond your fixed Vcore values. I've observed this during stress tests such as Prime95, certain games like Metro LL, and even brief web sessions. There seems to be no limit that stops this behavior with adaptive.

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bubble2002
Junior Member
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12-24-2021, 05:34 AM
#3
Adaptive can increase by about .1v beyond your fixed Vcore values. I've observed this during stress tests such as Prime95, certain games like Metro LL, and even brief web sessions. There seems to be no limit that stops this behavior with adaptive.
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bubble2002
12-24-2021, 05:34 AM #3

Adaptive can increase by about .1v beyond your fixed Vcore values. I've observed this during stress tests such as Prime95, certain games like Metro LL, and even brief web sessions. There seems to be no limit that stops this behavior with adaptive.

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MrN1G4PT
Member
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01-08-2022, 01:42 AM
#4
1LiquidPC :
Adaptive can "spike" up to around .1v over your static Vcore settings. I've seen this myself when testing my OC and examining logfiles in HWMonitor Pro. This would occur in stress tests like Prime95, some games like Metro LL, and even web browsing for a very short time interval. I don't think there is a cap to prevent this from happening w/ adaptive.
I changed it to "Adaptive + Offset". Set Vcore to 0.95 and offset to 0.01V. Stress test went fine, max 1.071 Vcore at 4.0GHz.
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MrN1G4PT
01-08-2022, 01:42 AM #4

1LiquidPC :
Adaptive can "spike" up to around .1v over your static Vcore settings. I've seen this myself when testing my OC and examining logfiles in HWMonitor Pro. This would occur in stress tests like Prime95, some games like Metro LL, and even web browsing for a very short time interval. I don't think there is a cap to prevent this from happening w/ adaptive.
I changed it to "Adaptive + Offset". Set Vcore to 0.95 and offset to 0.01V. Stress test went fine, max 1.071 Vcore at 4.0GHz.

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ramonz17
Junior Member
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01-14-2022, 10:33 PM
#5
Good information. I haven't tried that approach before. I've usually stuck with a fixed Vcore during OC. I didn't want those "spikes" for my 5820k either. Nonetheless, it seems like a solid Vcore setting that functions at 4.0Ghz.
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ramonz17
01-14-2022, 10:33 PM #5

Good information. I haven't tried that approach before. I've usually stuck with a fixed Vcore during OC. I didn't want those "spikes" for my 5820k either. Nonetheless, it seems like a solid Vcore setting that functions at 4.0Ghz.