February 24, 20197 yr Just saw an odd behavior regarding difference between a clean win 10 with some useless services disabled and my 24/7 win 10. Afaik the "cleanness" of the OS affects the scores in benchmarks but not the vcore. What i've noticed today: (9900k/M11A/ram auto - 2133C15/cache 43) - on clean win 10 i can run CB15 @5300 with 1.28v (it is not perfectly stable but it passes 4 out of 5 runs) - on my 24/7 win 10 CB15 @5300 crashes with 1.30v. At 1.31v it passes but can't match 4 out of 5. In the scenarios above same BIOS and settings were used. Did anybody noticed this? Is this normal, or is my 24/7 OS truly bad? Edited February 24, 20197 yr by miker2ka
February 28, 20197 yr Author I tried stripping win 10 to the bone ..... till i broke it. I can't run anymore : run, powershell, gpedit, regedit, msconfig .... probably anything related to system32. Any ideea how to make run or gpedit work again ?
February 28, 20197 yr I had 6700K before that will so prime95 non avx pass on windows 7 lets say 4.2ghz 1.15v and bsod to boot windows 10 on same settings, so yes windows can affecting voltage.
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