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Do you see gains for extreme overclocking when increasing PLL termination voltage 6 members have voted

  1. 1. Do you see gains for extreme overclocking when increasing PLL termination voltage

    • No gains
      2
    • Yes, gains until 1.4V
      1
    • Yes, gains until 1.6V
      1
    • Yes, gains until 1.8V
      2
    • Yes, gains even above 1.8V
      0

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I've been reading the excellent ROG guide to study up on Skylake extreme overclocking. I'm a bit unsure about the PLL termination voltage. Do you guys see any gains from increasing it significantly? More specifically, gains when trying to improve stability at lower temperatures. I don't really care about the BCLK overclocking capabilities.

Where is the option I don't have Skylake/haven't tested it on cold yet? :D

 

BTW,

I heard it depends from CPU, some like 1.5, others 1.8 and so on :)

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both my cpu's seems to be happy with 1.5.

 

in my case:

hard wall at 5.9ghz. 1.4pll term. 1.0 standby voltage

wall lifts 6.3ghz 1.55pll term 1.35 standby voltage

 

like the guide says the balance seems to be the important part not the height of the volt itself. felt like it didn't do much

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