Hero x adaptive voltage question

[kernolsz28]

I normally run my 8700k @ 5ghz manual voltage 1.34 with an llc of 6
hwinfo and other programs show actual voltage of 1.344 ( see this in bios too) and it dips to 1.328.
when i change to adaptive 1.34 no matter what settings i change ac dc line in and llc 5 or 6. i see spikes to 1.36. how would i configure my settings. It seems like 1.328 is good for 5ghz because ive had this setting for months now , completely stable . im on bios 1301 for reference.

[bass_junkie_xl]

x hero bios 1403 here and my 8700k needs 1.36 v to be stable . with load line = 6 and ia/dc both to 0.01 . no spikes in manual vcore mode .

i spent a week trying to get adaptive mode to not spike or vdrop and i also have 2 issues ...

1) load line = 6 ia/dc = 0.01 total adaptive volts = 1.36v , svid = best case cinario

when playing battlefield 1 i will get spikes to 1.392 and 1.402 v once and a while but no vdrop just over shoot .
- lowerd load line to level 5 and set ia/dc to both 0.020 , now i only spike to 1.3768 v but now i vdrop below my set 1.36v adaptive ..... wich gives me a whea error .

2 ) use the original setting but with a adaptive offset of - 0.032 v with 1.36 v witch still gives me over shoot and if i add any more - offseti get vdrop and a whea .

i have went back to manual vcore of 1.36v loadline = 6 ia/dc =0.01 im done wasting time .
its iether over shoot or under shoot and whea no matter what or im stable but i get over shoot from 1.36v to 1.402 v . hope asus patches this soon

[kernolsz28]

thats basically what im seeing. im compeltely stable 1.328 and for manual voltage i left the ac dc line in on auto. i cant get the spikes to disappear but on manual they don't occur and im good. iv e tried 1.335 but i get whea. SO it seems like the droop to 1.328 is okay . i may have to leave it on manual as well since i can't get it to work

[Carlyle2020]

Gentlemen could you elaborate if the "overshoot" is permanent as long as you run AIDA64 Stresstest?
And will it not occur running Cinebench?

sidequestion:
Have you upped the Cache ratio?

I have a similar problem but in my case it is not the vcore itself overshooting.


My CPU vcore stays the same @ 1.285
But my "per-CPU-VID will rise to 1.335 in some tests . Other run with 1.285.

I haven't done proper research, but it seems in theory one "could" set CPU vcore and Cache Vcore separately with a different Bios.
I first got the idea by using Intel XTU Sofware, which will show those VCores separately.

Using adaptive means using a preset VID config within the CPU. I believe that "overshoot" we are having has something todo with a set-in-CPU adaptive voltage "VID" table .... of sorts?!

All this sounds very unscientific and far fetched, i know.

I am happy if somebody could prove me wrong or right.

Either way: We would be wiser 🙂


Regards
Carlyle

[bass_junkie_xl]

Carlyle2020 wrote:
Gentlemen could you elaborate if the "overshoot" is permanent as long as you run AIDA64 Stresstest?
And will it not occur running Cinebench?

sidequestion:
Have you upped the Cache ratio?

I have a similar problem but in my case it is not the vcore itself overshooting.


My CPU vcore stays the same @ 1.285
But my "per-CPU-VID will rise to 1.335 in some tests . Other run with 1.285.

I haven't done proper research, but it seems in theory one "could" set CPU vcore and Cache Vcore separately with a different Bios.
I first got the idea by using Intel XTU Sofware, which will show those VCores separately.

Using adaptive means using a preset VID config within the CPU. I believe that "overshoot" we are having has something todo with a set-in-CPU adaptive voltage "VID" table .... of sorts?!

All this sounds very unscientific and far fetched, i know.

I am happy if somebody could prove me wrong or right.

Either way: We would be wiser 🙂


Regards
Carlyle

adia 64 isnt a stres test its walk in the park for cpu . off subject

if i run battlfield 1 , bf4 , escape fro mtarkov or any decent load it over shoots .

load line = 6 + ia /dc = 0.01 = over shoot on adaptive mode
load line = 5 + ia /dc = 0.01 = under shoot / v drop and whea error

its been like this since release bios .

if u tell it to max adaptive mode to say 1.36v , svid = best case , ia/dc =0.01 you will get " up to " some times 1.402 v spikes

adaptve is not good for us guys that need 1.35 + v for 5 ghz hence the over shoot its like the adaptive mode is using the cpus voltege table and going past your max volts u typed in or it under shoots .....

manual mode 1.36 v , load line = 6 , ia / dc =0.01 24/7 rock solid adaptive mode its kinda trash right now