Gigabyte P67a-UD3 vcore drop...

[yshuwen521]

maybe you can try latest beta bios and see if it can solve the problem.
gigabyte latest bioshttp://forums.tweaktown.com/gigabyte...test-bios.html

[kevink82]

It is the way the bios setup, to avoid this problem set ur vcore to normal, use dynamic voltage and LLC to on and u will have minimum vcore drop. Now u r all good to pump up those speed.

[Charloz24]

It is the way the bios setup, to avoid this problem set ur vcore to normal, use dynamic voltage and LLC to on and u will have minimum vcore drop. Now u r all good to pump up those speed.

Ok not sure if I understand it well. So instead of putting 1.45V in the vcore option I let it to Normal. Dynamic voltage, I have Auto, normal or the choice removing or adding vcore. Load line calibration is already enabled.

So I have to put it in normal and in dynamic vcore I add let say 0.150v?

Thanks for your help!

[kevink82]

Yes put normal then + so if ur normal vcore is 1.25 in dynamic voltage u put +0.15. Plz do double check with cpu-z though cause after certain point of adding dynamic voltage i notice in bios my vcore is presume by the bios to be 1.35 instead.