Quote Originally Posted by Grafton View Post
time for a stupid queston
how do you manually set the voltages i have been using DFI boards for the last 4yrs and the bios had a set voltage + what ever was in the field next to them for what ever your were changing, i am assuming that the settings listed in the gigabyte's bios are the actual setting and not an addition to the stock voltage?
what is the "termination" voltage?

also has anyone fiddled around with the "load line calibration" yet to see if it's worth turning on?
In the first bios column, I think its named MIB Intelligent settings or something close to that. In there is all your settings, towards the bottom are all your voltage settings. In this board you can change voltages in small increments.

As for accuracy? Well the voltages you set in bios are not necessarily what you will see in easy tune or hardware monitoring, just like in Gigabytes other P45 offerings, the values vary. What you set in Vcore in bios will read a different number in easy tune and CPU-ID. As to which is accurate? People around here say the numbers in easytune and cpu-id are the correct voltages, at least for Vcore unless I am mistaken.

LLC works great on this board. I have not seen any Vdroop with it on, and from the OCCT measurements not voltage spikes either. I have it on right now as its so helpful in trying to stabilize over 500 FSB overclocks, at least for me it has been.