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It's just infuriating trying to figure out if the sticks can't do the timings/speed, or CPU IMC can't handle it, especially with all the voltages you have to tweak (VCCSA, VCCIOA, VCCIOD, VDIMM, VCORE, VRING, VRIN)!!

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SA depends on CPU (seen many refresh chips run PSC with 0.8-1.0V, pre-refresh might need 1.2+), IOA/IOD at 1.10/1.15 is sufficient but can also work lower, Vcore/Input/Vring only matter for Core/Cache freqs, Vmem depends on kit

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I usually leave auto SA when I try to overclock PSC, but recently I have found one 4670K that refused overclocking my PSC to 2600MHz but with Samsung that chip worked at 2800MHz

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On asrock z87 matx and atx form factor should work at 2666 tight with +0.01 Sa ,+0.01 Ioa and +0.02 Iod. Sometimes when you push for more frequency on cpu SA needs to be lifted as well.

Where i can see stock voltages values for imc on asrock ?

If,for example i put +0.01 on SA the voltage will be ?

 

Ps:don't leave on auto,the values which are set are crazy, sa= +300 ,ioa= + 250 and iod = + 200.

Edited by suzuki
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Stock values should be 0.800 for SA,1 V for vccio.Z97 oc formula is better because you can actually see the default values and the applied ones after you set +0.xxx. Z87 formula uefi does not show them.

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