12-04-2021
03:48 AM
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03-05-2024
06:48 PM
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ROGBot
12-04-2021 04:13 AM
12-05-2021 08:22 AM
Silent Scone@ROG wrote:
Hello,
AI Tweaker predicitions this gen actually beats out manual overclocking in most cases. By themselves will get you 90% of the way there in most cases, if not all the way. That's largely why our internal OC guide this gen directs users to it. However, when left solely to itself without user intervention it will adapt to worst-case for some CPU samples
12-05-2021 11:42 PM
warreng090 wrote:
I have my doubts about the AI overclock. I got a "Overclocked 68%" message upon bootup. I'm not sure what that means. I went with it. Ran a few benchmarks over the course of a few days, and it was OK. Cinebench R23 scored 27990. The temps were good but only because the cores were being downclocked. Vcore was jumping to mid 1.4v.
I then set a manual 5.2 P-core OC, 4.1 E-core/uncore. Cinebench score jumped to 29210. I currently have it tuned to an adaptive 1.369 vcore using a negative offset of .07. Hits 90c temps but only under linpack or extreme stress tests, which is not what I do on a daily basis anyway so it is not a concern.
Maybe the AI needs more time. I'm not comfortable using it yet basically because I do not have a full understanding of how it works. I think it is a good way to market a stable overclock with good temps to those not wanting to spend the time to mess around with settings. I think most users don't care about extreme case stability and will never need to worry about running an OC to the brink.
12-09-2021 04:07 AM
Silent Scone@ROG wrote:
Hello,
AI Tweaker predicitions this gen actually beats out manual overclocking in most cases. By themselves will get you 90% of the way there in most cases, if not all the way. That's largely why our internal OC guide this gen directs users to it. However, when left solely to itself without user intervention it will adapt to worst-case for some CPU samples
12-09-2021 04:04 AM
tawzzer wrote:
I had a look at the AI Overclock setting on the BIOS, I know everyone says it's lame, but ASUS are a big company, and the Hero is getting up there in price these days, so I thought, why not Asus should know what they are doing? And sure enough I was pretty pleased with the result 5.4Ghz. I ran a few Cinebench runs, and Prime95 and it was stable so I left it like that. But a couple of days later I happened to notice the Vcore and it was nearly 1.5!!!. I mean I had looked at the Vcore when I was benching it, but it drops right down under load, it's only high at idle. I booted back to BIOS and saw that the AI had the Core at like 1.51V. IDK if Alderlake can handle higher voltages and this is OK, or if the AI wasn't being very intelligent. I mean obviously it can handle that voltage because it did, but for how long? Everything we have learned from the past would suggest anything over 1.4V is too much. What's everyone's thought?
12-09-2021 10:40 AM