I was just going back through some of the posts ...
First of all you don't need LLC @Ultra HIgh for 4.2 at all
30-min Prime is a joke to call it " stable" no offense (min 1~6 hours in my opinion)
Here is the thing that caught my eye:
CPUPLL-- this voltage is for the internal clock generator for CPU (PLL that gives you 3.4GHZ for 26K and 5.2+ overclocked) maximum 1.89/1.8 stock if you want to save power and keep temps down ,you could turn it down to 1.71v
VCCIO aka QPI/VTT--processor power for I/O (voltage for integrated mem controller and PCI-E controller) maximum is 1.05+/- 3% no need in changing this 1.08 is absolutely safe and you can go as high as 1.2 for 24/7 it will allow you to OC you RAM but increase your temps
VCCSA aka System Agent Voltage--Maximum 0.971v ,minimum 0.879v
Stock 0.925v System Agent should Not be touched ,it is supposed to be fixed, it powers a lot of things that the VCC does not power like Power Control
Most of this is based on recommendations on overclocking the K series which i found very helpful and written by Sin
http://www.overclock.net/intel-gener...uide-p67a.html
here is the update on the offset ( i thing i found my 24/7)
@ 4.7 Medium LLC @110% +.06 (minimum load 1.024v / max 1.368v)
stable under P95 blend (1hour+) and Linx (20 passes ),no BSOD so far ,will give few more days @"light load" and probably run P95 overnight
@ 4.7 High LLC@120% +.045 (min as low as 1.000v / Max 1.400 )
will report back if something pop out
P.S I guess i found choice #4
crank that bad boy up ,it's K series for crying out loud !![]()
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