Quote Originally Posted by Praz View Post
Might want to try another BIOS. 10/07 I used for the screenshots doesn't appear to have the issue. I do have VDROOP set to "Disabled" but that was a mistake on my part. I was doing some other testing and forgot to change it back to "Enabled" when I did those benches.

I now have the 10/30 BIOS loaded and VCORE is fine with it when both EIST and C1E are "Enabled" regardless of VDROOP setting.
Where do I get the 10/30 bios?
I downlaoded latest bios from DFI (it's the 10/07 I think) and the issue is still there.
As soon as EIST is enabled, it raises the Vcore to 1,39V when loaded (idle is 1,23-1,24V like it should be). Tried with Vdroop control enabled and disabled.
EIST off and it's 1,23V regardless of C state (running the E0 E8400 at 4Ghz).
C1E always enabled...