Ok. I've made some thorough testing with this bios. My findings are below.
BIOS :: WINDOWS
1.7000v => 1.592v
1.6875v => 1.680v
1.6750v => 1.664v
1.6625v => 1.656v
1.6500v => 1.640v
1.6375v => 1.624v
1.6250v => 1.616v
1.6125v => 1.600v
1.6000v => 1.496v
1.5875v => 1.480v
1.5750v => 1.464v
1.5625v => 1.456v
1.5500v => 1.440v
1.5375v => 1.432v
1.5250v => 1.416v
1.5125v => 1.400v
1.5000v => 1.392v
1.4875v => 1.376v
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1.3875v => 1.280v
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1.2500v => 1.136v
vdroop = 0.01v ALWAYS /w loadline calibration enabled
vdrop = 0.1v with 1.70v and anything below 1.6125v
vdrop = 0.01v with voltages between 1.6125v and 1.6875v
.................... = same vdrop of 0.1v
=> There is no way to get 1.5x V real with this BIOS
Seems like i'll have to jump straight to 1.6v + tommorow when testing for max clocks and spi. Does that EIST thingy really do any harm while OC'ing? Bios 1006 seems more appealing to me now![]()




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