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[andressergio]

Jor, sorry, but i did not understand you: you use LLC or not? On your screenshot LLC is on.

i talked to Jor last nite yes he dont use LLC but you need to restart your OC again mate, i tried last night and for ex...

i have 4500/1200 stable at 1,392Vcore CPUZ load / idle (1,43125 BIOS) LLC ON

So i went and disable LLC and had to set 1,4875 BIOS to get those 1,392 cpuz and then i enabled all CE states, but vcore does not drop as i talked to Jor or i get it wrong, just multi drops to 6, so i get 500x6 at 1,392.

Mi quad needs 1,392 at load to blend stable so im kinda confussed with this will have to try more, if im not wrong with LLC OFF vcore on IDLE will be higher all the time and on load will need 1,392 to pass tests.

Plz Jor correct me if im wrong

Cheers mate
Sergio

[Jor3lBR]

Jor, sorry, but i did not understand you: you use LLC or not? On your screenshot LLC is on.

I don't use LLC until my OC is stable and would never use it for bench runs. It's really up to the user.

I prefer to use the C1/C2/EIST estates that will give the cpu a break when idling.

But this is theory really, today we have much better and 'cleaner' power regulators in the mobo and coming from the PSU's then they had back then when Intel designed this system I don't see any reason why not to leave LLC Enabled.

i talked to Jor last nite yes he dont use LLC but you need to restart your OC again mate, i tried last night and for ex...

i have 4500/1200 stable at 1,392Vcore CPUZ load / idle (1,43125 BIOS) LLC ON

So i went and disable LLC and had to set 1,4875 BIOS to get those 1,392 cpuz and then i enabled all CE states, but vcore does not drop as i talked to Jor or i get it wrong, just multi drops to 6, so i get 500x6 at 1,392.

Mi quad needs 1,392 at load to blend stable so im kinda confussed with this will have to try more, if im not wrong with LLC OFF vcore on IDLE will be higher all the time and on load will need 1,392 to pass tests.

Plz Jor correct me if im wrong

Cheers mate
Sergio

Sergio you are wright. With LLC Enabled you will have more vcore when idling 6x500. Then it will drop a little bit when under 50% of load, for example, and it will drop fully when 100% load. If you want to reduce vcore when at 6x500 you can do it by software.

I would leave LLC Enabled and only mess with C1/C2/EIST estates.

[andressergio]

I don't use LLC until my OC is stable and would never use it for bench runs. It's really up to the user.

I prefer to use the C1/C2/EIST estates that will give the cpu a break when idling.

But this is theory really, today we have much better and 'cleaner' power regulators in the mobo and coming from the PSU's then they had back then when Intel designed this system I don't see any reason why not to leave LLC Enabled.


Sergio you are wright. With LLC Enabled you will have more vcore when idling 6x500. Then it will drop a little bit when under 50% of load, for example, and it will drop fully when 100% load. If you want to reduce vcore when at 6x500 you can do it by software.

I would leave LLC Enabled and only mess with C1/C2/EIST estates.

Thank you Jor