Pretty normal, a known bug.
Check AMD OverDrive and see what real values it reads![]()
If it changed, then it would read what they read for mine.
Also even better, benchmark it.
Why was your HT stuck at 9x? Because so is your NB.
Start AOD, you won't be able to move HT plus 9x because your NB is only 9x real. If you actually moved it up, the HT will move up along with it. We've been through this many times in this and many other threads.
On MSI site for a while, but courtesy of Suosaaski: http://www.yourfilehost.com/media.ph...e=A7376AMS.P0J
Your own liability entirely.
Nope.Originally Posted by Mathos
On a side note, while underclocking using MSR values, have a look at this using decimal multiplier and DID. Very very very slow, took long to save a basic 200KB image, about 45 seconds.
Lowest underclock? Quite low that, it crashed very soon after the 1M run due to changing volts past 0.850/1.038. Power for that idle and load differed 2W AC.
Anyway, I've tested very slow, observantly and hard. I's true, my 4th core is the weak link and by far. Any time my system freezes or reboots, it's the 4th core spiking and getting stuck at full load. Luckily the 4th core is not needed for much at all. When I tested stability with high NB volts and higher CPU volts not gaming/lengthy testing on just core3 but on all others, for over 15hrs now, I've had no failure or error. This is what I'm running since then.
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