Posted December 8, 201410 yr Hi guys... I come here asking for a little help of the pros. Currently I have a Maximus VII Ranger with a 4670K, I am trying to go above 4.6GHz but anything that I do just give me a BSOD. My current settings are this: BLCK: 100MHz CPU multiplier: 45 Min cache multiplier: 34 Max cache multiplier: 40 CPU Voltage: 1.5V CPU Cache voltage: 1.250V That settings works without problems for any benchmark,but any frequency above that (with any voltage) I only get BSOD. Any help on this? I am pretty sure that the problems is settings...but I can not find the problem... Thanks in advice.
December 8, 201410 yr What is the max. temperature on the cores? Also what kind of BSOD? 0x000000124 would be vCore 0x000000101 would be vccin or vsa 0x000000050 would be a memory issue Also read here for basic OC info: http://overclocking.guide/haswell-and-devils-canyon-socket-1150/
December 9, 201410 yr Author Sorry, I wrote a wrong CPU voltage. CPU does 4.5GHz with 1.425V on BIOS and input voltage is 1.5V. I would give a read to the guide and try again. I tried with 1.6V on CPU for 4.8GHz but still getting 0x000000124, I would think that my problem is VCCIN but I will check after read the guide.
December 9, 201410 yr Author I think than that's the problem. I set 1.6V for CPU but still using 1.5V for VCCIN.
December 9, 201410 yr Sure that's no problem. We are talking about the VCCIN voltage here which is not the Vcore voltage
December 9, 201410 yr Author Perfect, I am working now...will try that when I arrive at home. Thanks.
December 10, 201410 yr Author Not better... Tried again with adviced recived and the max was 4.8GHz with 1.6V on CPU and 2.1 on VCCIN. Both voltage seems high (for me) for that "low" frequency. I will test on anothee z97 motherboard to compare results. Could be the motherboard?
December 10, 201410 yr Not better... Tried again with adviced recived and the max was 4.8GHz with 1.6V on CPU and 2.1 on VCCIN. Both voltage seems high (for me) for that "low" frequency. I will test on anothee z97 motherboard to compare results. Could be the motherboard? If this is on air then please don't use that much volts 1.6V is really really high for air.
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