How to set up GTL Ref Values for 45nm & 65nm

[Cibic]

Yes but isn't the idea that because of vdroop, with LCC Enabled you can have it set lower than with it disabled?

Enabled: CPU Volts set to 1.4V in Bios, 1.36V in CPU-Z
Disabled: CPU Volts set to 1.4V in Bios, could dip beneath 1.36V under load and therefore unstable?

That was my understanding of it.Cibic thanks for the awesome reply, hopefully tomorrow evening I'll get some spare time, read over it properly, take some notes and start some intensive testing ^^

Asus Striker II Extreme with LLC Disabled has a vdroop of 0.05v so if you want your cpu at 1.36 on full load you really want it at 1.41.
By the way, ram at high speeds are most likely to perform at design specs with dual cores. On quad cores you should relax timings and increase voltage to sustain operation, or relax timings just a bit, increase voltage a notch or two and downclock it. Either way, it should be about the same performance. Nvidia chipsets get the most performance with 1:2(or 1:1 with ddr2) ratio, 1900FSB linked and synced with my ram, so I can't decrease ram frequency.

Wish I had someone to help me when I got this MB, lets hope I save you some frustration.