The i7-9700 CPU may consume more power than usual, depending on usage and settings.
The i7-9700 CPU may consume more power than usual, depending on usage and settings.
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Look for bclk or base clock frequency in your bios settings. Set it to 103. This is typically found on Z boards, not B or H boards.
I'm using the MSI Z370 Gaming Pro Carbon AC, should it work as expected? Could I request a review of any adjustments needed for the correct valves? I'm unsure about the voltage settings and what the BCLK refers to.
Consider sharing an image of the BIOS settings. Look for labels like voltage, ESP Vcore, or CPU voltage. For BCLK, search for base clock details, frequency, BCLK, and note any PCIE frequency mentioned next to it.
This is the pics if u can tell me exactly what to change with valves i will be happy thanks.
You aim to adjust the CPU BCLK apply mode manually. Change it to manual, set BCLK to 103, configure the CPU ratio to 47 (single core turbo). This should enable all cores to operate at single-core turbo speeds because the apply mode is set for all cores. Adjust the static core voltage to 1.3V—though you might need a higher value—or lower it slightly. I’m still getting confused about these settings since I work with basic boards without advanced features; just input the values and observe the results.
It didn't support a base clock of 103, so I set it to 102 and it started working. For turbo boost I used 47% across the board, except for the first two cores which automatically dropped. Checking in HWMonitor shows all cores peak at around 4796 MHz, but under load they settle near 4590 MHz—slightly higher than expected. When you adjust the voltage to 1.25V, it accepts the setting, yet the core voltages still rise to about 1.33V. That’s within normal range for most modern CPUs.
Adjust all ratio thresholds to 47 and configure bclk at 102.9