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  1. Thanks for the reply. Yes, the Intel XTU service is set to automatic (started), and the Intel ICC service is set to manual (started). The newer XTU version (4.4.0.4) is the only version I ever used. The last (third) installation of XTU may have corrected the issues. I may test it again in the end of the day. But I'm more inclined to make the proper configurations directly in the BIOS and then run XTU only for validating purposes. I need to enter the BIOS anyway to modify many settings that XTU does not allow me to modify from inside the software (Clock PLL, Filter PLL, RAM frequency and/or timmings), so it would be easier to raise BCLK (and lower the Core multiplier) to obtain the results I want (at least 4.080 GHz). Then I will set all cores to the same amount as you suggested, it's a good advice. My initial intention was to see how far I could go without raising the processor ring voltage (or any voltage whatsoever), but Intel says that 1,24V would be enough for the PRV, so I'm willing to try. This is a BUG report thread and I don't want to be off-topic... But I'm in the right direction I guess?
  2. I'm not an overclocker and my processor is locked. Even though, I was running XTU and was having some fun with it. Why not? It's fun to see how far your machine can go, even if you're not "in the business". I am doing the only thing I'm able to do: raising (a bit) the reference clock. And I was just about to do what I should have done since the start: to lower my RAM frequency in order to have more room to raise the RC. But it seems that XTU does not want to play anymore. Watchdog driver stopped working and, much worse than that, now the program always says that my settings "could not be applied". This happens even when I use the most conservative settings (say, RC = 101,52 instead of the last working settings: RC = 103,47). I have already uninstalled and reinstalled XTU, and I'll do it once more but this time I'll try to clean manually the registry. BTW, XTU keeps showing my RAM @ 1866, but I have configured it in the BIOS @ 1600 MHz and this was double-checked. Any help will be appreciated! i7-4771 DZ87KLT-75K bios 0450 (latest) Windows 7 x64 XTU 4.4.0.4
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