Help for a OC I7 2600k

[_dangtx_]

vtt 1.3 just in case, sometimes 1.35

[Alpine]

damn .... do you know what ?? i just saw that holy .. fuckk..

Im gonna try to explain myself correctly.....


Since i was changing setup in bios, i was tired to reboot at each time.


I was playing with CPU-Z and Easy Tune 6 (The gigabyte OC application).

I look at my CPU-Z and i saw that the Vcore was at 1.05.
This value was impossible.
Last time i change it in the bios is was at 1.30V

Open up easytune 6, ill take a look at the vcore, BANG 1.30 also..... FU***. Something wrong.
Then, ill look at QPi/VVT Voltage ... what i see.... 1.05.. YES....

Ok, CPU-Z on the left, Easytune on the right.

Ill go in Easytune and i drop down a little bit the value of QPI/VTT Voltage .. AND IT F*** CHANGE ON THE CPU-Z SCREEN AS THE VCORE.......

GIGABYTE HAVE FUC*** UP ALL VALUE....so is this the same thing in the bios itself ??!


Ill need to film this.....

[G777]

[enaberif]

Originally Posted by Alpine

damn .... do you know what ?? i just saw that holy .. fuckk..

Im gonna try to explain myself correctly.....


Since i was changing setup in bios, i was tired to reboot at each time.


I was playing with CPU-Z and Easy Tune 6 (The gigabyte OC application).

I look at my CPU-Z and i saw that the Vcore was at 1.05.
This value was impossible.
Last time i change it in the bios is was at 1.30V

Open up easytune 6, ill take a look at the vcore, BANG 1.30 also..... FU***. Something wrong.
Then, ill look at QPi/VVT Voltage ... what i see.... 1.05.. YES....

Ok, CPU-Z on the left, Easytune on the right.

Ill go in Easytune and i drop down a little bit the value of QPI/VTT Voltage .. AND IT F*** CHANGE ON THE CPU-Z SCREEN AS THE VCORE.......

GIGABYTE HAVE FUC*** UP ALL VALUE....so is this the same thing in the bios itself ??!


Ill need to film this.....

Let me get this straight.

You are relying on voltages read from software? Thats a big no no.. that is never accurate.
Second you are playing with voltages and such with software?

Perhaps I'm old school but I'll never trust or rely on software in ANY OS to play around with overclocking.

[Alpine]

Im old school for bios playing. But something was wrong and sofware have give me the answer

[Alpine]

where i can upload a video .. i have some proof..

[enaberif]

Originally Posted by Alpine

Im old school for bios playing. But something was wrong and sofware have give me the answer

Software gives you NO answers.

You want answers? You'll need a volt meter :P

A video of a program showing that voltages are off from the bios isn't worth anything.

Go load any program.. HW Info, Lavasoft etc and you'll rarely find a program that shows you what the voltages are.

[Alpine]

maybe in freak ..


YouTube - MVI 3956

[enaberif]

Your video showed nothing? The voltages are pretty much the same.. aside from a slight variance.

You set the software to 1.12 and CPU-Z showed 1.116 which technically is 1.12
Then you set 1.080 and it showed 1.080

So I'm curious what is the problem?

[MacJunky]

Originally Posted by Alpine

Im old school for bios playing.

I am not understanding how playing around in a BIOS is "old school"..
What am I missing here?