Important for stability on GIGABYTE mainboards

[Massman]

Just got this tip straight from Dinos22 to make GIGABYTE mainboards run stable. Of course, I cannot keep this to myself since I want everyone to benefit from it!

 

Here is the key:

 

just boot with lower multi and very lower vcore/vtt

 

but

 

high enough to run at high bclock

 

Especially the last bit of the sentence made my runs suddenly stable.

 

Thanks Dino, you're the best! :celebration:

[dinos22]

OK you're going in my black book

[Hondacity]

interesting...

 

we were talking about this earlier....

[TaPaKaH]

well, that's actually nothing new .. even in P6T times you needed to boot around 4.8G with low multi but high Vcore, adjust multi from OS and bench

[dinos22]

he's just messing with me guys for being captain obvious....Belgian Michael Schumacher of overclocking doesn't like getting tips from the old timer lol

 

why are you always stuck at 200 bclock Mr.Event#2

 

[Massman]

You tricked me!

 

My board has the F3 bios, not that fancy F5 bios you are working with.

[dinos22]

try F2 then that's what i was using

[Guest Ximi]

How modify the multi in OS ?

 

Thank's !

[Eeky NoX]

Maybe with ET6 ?? Nope ?

[Guest Ximi]

Maybe with ET6 ?? Nope ?

 

Perhaps , I know ET6 , but the changes on multiplier is after reboot ?

 

Because I try it and dont work inmediatelly the change on it.

 

Thank's !