02-01-201409:02 AM - last edited on 03-05-202411:45 PM by ROGBot
I run a 4770k on a Maximus VI Forumla w/ 8 gig ddr3 2133, and a 4gig gtx760. Iv been trying to push just even past 4.0ghz but when I load up bios it shows the proper voltages and speeds. Windows however shows stock or lower then stock speeds in Realbench and CPU-Z. Also my mem frequency does not seem to run at the 2133, What am I missing? And what can I do to get the most out of my setup. I have played with pc's since first gen core2duo extreme days. Any help is appreciated.
when calculating ddr, you need to multiply your current MHz shown in CPU-Z by 2, so: 1066.5 * 2 = 2133 MHz. DDR = double data rate. so it's running at correct frequency.
looks like your computer is on idle state, so it runs on lower frequency to save power.
try running prime95, while keeping the CPU-Z CPU tab open. it should clock up accordingly.
I was not used to these newer processors. I dug a little deeper and I was not familiar with the base throttling/idle states of the processor. I disabled this and changed core values and voltages. I also increased the memory values and left stock timing. I could not figure how to manually adjust memory voltages, So I left it on auto. However after running Realbench, My score went down 20k, I am not sure what I missed. I am not home atm so I cannot give you my new settings. But I was able to run stable around 65-72c at 4.7ghz.
I didn't read all thread, but also didn't wanted to create new one. I have some question too. I have maximus vi formula and 4770k and noctua nh d 14.
I have tried to OC my cpu to 4.2ghz at 1.2v. Also I set my xmp profle. When I did this fully manual voltage was enabled. So I disabled it. And only core voltaget set to manual and my voltage 1.2v.
The problem is I pass my stress tests and benchmarking. But in AI suite my pc runs at "high performance". But when I switch to "AUTO" it can't even do realbench video encoding benchmark.