The Asus RVIE Encore maintains a consistent voltage of 1.32V for its CPU core.

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The Asus RVIE Encore maintains a consistent voltage of 1.32V for its CPU core.

The Asus RVIE Encore maintains a consistent voltage of 1.32V for its CPU core.

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11-07-2019, 03:02 PM

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This RAMPAGE VI Extreme session is confusing me. Before this, I only experienced issues with the RAMPAGE VI Extreme version. I’m unsure if there’s a specific setting I need to turn off during manual overclocking. When I set the CPU core voltage mode to "Adaptive Mode" in Windows, it always displays 1.32V. All three software tools—HWINFO64, CPU-Z, and HWMonitor—show the same reading: 1.32V. The only time I see the voltage I set in BIOS (1.18V) is when I switch to "Manual Mode," but then the voltage remains unchanged even when the CPU isn’t running, which isn’t ideal since adaptive mode should adjust accordingly. I’ve tried using the LLC load line calibration at all levels, but it hasn’t helped. Please help me out—I really need it, as my CPU is an i9 10900x.

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TheRealVaxor69

11-07-2019, 03:02 PM #1

This RAMPAGE VI Extreme session is confusing me. Before this, I only experienced issues with the RAMPAGE VI Extreme version. I’m unsure if there’s a specific setting I need to turn off during manual overclocking. When I set the CPU core voltage mode to "Adaptive Mode" in Windows, it always displays 1.32V. All three software tools—HWINFO64, CPU-Z, and HWMonitor—show the same reading: 1.32V. The only time I see the voltage I set in BIOS (1.18V) is when I switch to "Manual Mode," but then the voltage remains unchanged even when the CPU isn’t running, which isn’t ideal since adaptive mode should adjust accordingly. I’ve tried using the LLC load line calibration at all levels, but it hasn’t helped. Please help me out—I really need it, as my CPU is an i9 10900x.