ASRock Z87 Extreme4
UEFI 3.00
Intel i7 4770K
G.SKILL Ares 16GB (2x 8GB) DDR3 1866 (F3-1866C10D-16GAB)
In UEFI, under OC Tweaker > Load Optimized CPU Setting, the Turbo 4.0GHz profile has some strange voltages for Vcore Adaptive Voltage and CPU Cache Adaptive Voltage. The min-max range of those voltages is listed as 0.8V to 2.0V, but for the 4.0GHz profile, the values filled in for both of those adaptive voltages is 0.020. Two other profiles give reasonable voltages: Turbo 4.2GHz has Vcore=1.200 and CPU Cache=1.150; Turbo 4.4GHz has Vcore=1.300 and CPU Cache=1.270.
My question is whether those 0.020 voltages are bugs or if you can enter voltages relative to some baseline? So, for the 4.0GHz profile, do they actually correspond to something like 1.020 for each adaptive voltage?
Edit: as requested in post #4, screenshots attached. I can only attach one screenshot per post, so this post has the screenshot of the 4.0GHz profile being selected. See post #5 for a screenshot of the adaptive voltages.
UEFI 3.00
Intel i7 4770K
G.SKILL Ares 16GB (2x 8GB) DDR3 1866 (F3-1866C10D-16GAB)
In UEFI, under OC Tweaker > Load Optimized CPU Setting, the Turbo 4.0GHz profile has some strange voltages for Vcore Adaptive Voltage and CPU Cache Adaptive Voltage. The min-max range of those voltages is listed as 0.8V to 2.0V, but for the 4.0GHz profile, the values filled in for both of those adaptive voltages is 0.020. Two other profiles give reasonable voltages: Turbo 4.2GHz has Vcore=1.200 and CPU Cache=1.150; Turbo 4.4GHz has Vcore=1.300 and CPU Cache=1.270.
My question is whether those 0.020 voltages are bugs or if you can enter voltages relative to some baseline? So, for the 4.0GHz profile, do they actually correspond to something like 1.020 for each adaptive voltage?
Edit: as requested in post #4, screenshots attached. I can only attach one screenshot per post, so this post has the screenshot of the 4.0GHz profile being selected. See post #5 for a screenshot of the adaptive voltages.
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