Quote Originally Posted by StoraX View Post
I have a question about changing CPU speed on Windows. For exam, i have 2 settings ( 2.6 GHz and 3.6 GHz ) ... When i playing the game, quickly i set my CPU Speed to 3.6 Ghz setting. When i surfing the "www", quickly i set my CPU Speed to 2.6 GHz on Windows. I'll NOT restart and changing BIOS settings for overclock ... Do you suggest any program thats ?
What you need, it to use dynamic Vcore, and then the system will adjust the OC (from 12 to 21 multi) and vCore, dynamically according to the needs. Do this:
- Sett the VCore to "Normal"
-Sett the Dynamic vCore (DVID) to +0.05000% (you may need less or more depending on your CPU and OC)
- Set the C3/C6/C7 to "enable"
- Set the EIST to "enable"

Go to Control panel, and set the Widows power option to "Balanced".



Quote Originally Posted by SteveRo View Post
When working on cpu oc, I usually put everthing memory v at the first pink setting and forget about it.
As covered by Lsdmeasap above - I can confirm the bios does adjust to keep the minimum delta's between v's.
Worked well for me so far - but I'm on chilled water not ln2 - YMMV.
This seams to end up as 0.830v and the rest on 0.820v, no matter what RAM timing or multi(x8 or x10) I've tired, on air too. But my X5650 which is really picky on RAM seams to be running more stable with x10 RAM when i set "all on first pink".