Bios: 0902Originally Posted by donmarkoni
One important thing: don't lower CPU PLL voltage below default, not good for bloomfield, only good for gulftown, in my experience.
Also, put IOH voltage @ Auto for start and then lower it later, as you don't want some IOH induced instabilities.
Try lowering VTT (QPI/DRAM) as I think it's too high for UnCore @ 3200, but it depends on IMC.
If unstable, raise vCore a little.
BTW, what BIOS are you using? And what cooling? Can't remember if you mentioned before.
Works for me. Just tried it again. Anybody else?
Cooling: Prolimatech Megashadow + Artic Cooling MX-3 + 2x Xigmatek Fans @ 7v (replacing it maybe with 2 Be Quiet Silent Wings)
but i have a question, i won't be unpolite no i even appreciate it that you helping me that much, but why should i give the processor 4,2Ghz ? 4Ghz is enough for me atm cause if i even give him that speed, would be cause of C-States that if i do something one one core only resulting in 22x200 (4,4Ghz)? My rig is perfectly stable now but the only culprit is this x22 multi which gives me headache cause then everything fails, i even tried LinX with only one core resulting like i said in Bsod 101.
and btw lowering CPU PLL even helped me lowering my volts 2 notches, cause first i was running 21x191 ~ 4 Ghz. If i set in to default settings 1.8 i got LinX "stopped upon error" warnings. First i set it to only 1.5v but now i lowered it to 1.4 cause i think it even lowered my temps 1-2 °C
Edit: I have just tried your optimized template with 4.2 Ghz but i think atm it's a no go, cause i stopped testing after i put in about 1.36v it even then crashed 0x050 BsoD but temps rose to about 93 °C which is damn hot, even now on evening here (have 29 °C room temp lol) but your Loadline Calibration tip is pretty awesome but rose my temps about 3 °C per core with LinX @ 203x20, but i was able to lower the v-core a bit
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