Offset

[andrea89]

Ciao ragazzi

mi servirebbe un aiutino su come impostare l'offset...
io per il momento sto a 4.7ghz 1.355V...e possibile avere in offset questo V-core?in idle basso,e in full a 1.355v
Mi servirebbe impostare l'offset perchè almeno quando non gioco mi ritrovo il voltaggio molto basso e così anche le temperature, visto che qui ci sono quasi 40 gradi


Grazie

PS
faccio i complimenti ad ASUS per questa fantastica scheda madre!!! i love you


Hello boys

I could use a little help on how to set the offset ...
for now I'm at 4.7ghz 1.355V ... and this can be offset V-core? low idle, and 1.355v at full
I would set the offset game because at least when I find the very low voltage and so are the temperatures, because here we are almost 40 degrees


thanks

PS
I congratulate you for this fantastic motherboard for ASUS! i love you

[Dark]

Can you please explain more clear what the problem is as I'm confused do you mean the pc temp or outside

40degrees is normal and most users would be very happy at that.

[Arne_Saknussemm]

HI there! 🙂

Your offset is a bit complicated to find. Basically you have to enter a guess value for offset and see what your load voltage is in CPUz. You know the CPU is good at 1.355 so try a few values in offset until CPUz is giving you 1.355 under load.

This is a good guide; http://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?2162-Overclocking-Using-Offset-Mode-for-CPU-Core-Voltage&co...

Maybe start +0.01

[andrea89]

Dark wrote:
Can you please explain more clear what the problem is as I'm confused do you mean the pc temp or outside

40degrees is normal and most users would be very happy at that.

I'm sorry
I meant that the temperature outside is high
I understood very well Arne

Arne Saknussemm wrote:
HI there! 🙂

Your offset is a bit complicated to find. Basically you have to enter a guess value for offset and see what your load voltage is in CPUz. You know the CPU is good at 1.355 so try a few values in offset until CPUz is giving you 1.355 under load.

This is a good guide; http://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?2162-Overclocking-Using-Offset-Mode-for-CPU-Core-Voltage&co...

Maybe start +0.01

Hello friend
I tried to -0,005
idle:
[IMG] http://i.imgur.com/DIFjm.jpg [/ IMG]
full:
v-core 1344 + or-

I wish I had 1.355V in full, at which rate was stable with no offset

So I try to -0.01?
after lunch I also read the guide!
by 1000

[Dark]

Oh.I.see what he.means now the CPU voltage offset values oh

Well I don't.know that stuff.

[Arne_Saknussemm]

Hmmm...Maybe try a very small positive offset like +0.005 or +0.01 see what load gives you

[HiVizMan]

If the temps are too high outside then you need to try lowering your base vcore and having a + offset.

That way your base vcore is low = low heat and when you need performance you get the extra voltage.

[Anicra]

Also depend on the LLC (load line Calibration) you are running. For example on 3960X High LLC 100 x 49 , I have to use +0.030 to keep it stable however if I switch it to Ultra High LLC I can get by +0.005. I personally think the graphing table on OCCT 4.3 is nice to have to see the shifts in V core. Granted on extreme loads I know I need to keep it near 1.440V or I get BSOD x101

[andrea89]

Arne Saknussemm wrote:
Hmmm...Maybe try a very small positive offset like +0.005 or +0.01 see what load gives you

thanks a lot man, but no 00:01 minimal set is 0,005.


I decided to leave the v-core of fixed assets and keep the energy savings, so the multiplier drops to x12 when I do nothing ....
Then, fortunately, the heat is ending xD

HiVizMan wrote:
If the temps are too high outside then you need to try lowering your base vcore and having a + offset.

That way your base vcore is low = low heat and when you need performance you get the extra voltage.

As I said above I'm happy just drops the multiplier when idle.
Then next summer we go to offsett ...

many thanks to you too man

Anicra wrote:
Also depend on the LLC (load line Calibration) you are running. For example on 3960X High LLC 100 x 49 , I have to use +0.030 to keep it stable however if I switch it to Ultra High LLC I can get by +0.005. I personally think the graphing table on OCCT 4.3 is nice to have to see the shifts in V core. Granted on extreme loads I know I need to keep it near 1.440V or I get BSOD x101

LLC I always keep on height, so as to have the v-core in the bios the same as what I see in the desktop ...

thanks a lot man