4930k and Rive BE offset vcore

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Hi 8pack

Been using your guide to ocing on a X79 and am sitting at [email protected] 1.262 in CPUZ. Still inching the vcore down. Main question is how to work out offset vcore needed. I presume when I get to my final vcore at the clock of my choice then I just minus non oc vcore from this. I.e 1.262-1.182=0.080 this is then the offset at +0.080 if not stable slowly increase would this be correct?
 
Thanks for getting back to me. I am away on business at present will take a look when I get back tomorrow evening at batch number and will will also apply your adice thanks. I can get 5.0 at 1.35v which will load windows, bench and played a hour of bf4 will try get a bit more till I hit 1.45v but will not run ibt. However I am happy with 4.7 1.235v bios for 24/7 running I
 
So have implemented offset voltage. The Vid 1.201 and needs 0.95 to be stable it seems, think the reason I managed 1.235 was that I did not realise I had not changed LLC to medium it was on high. CPUZ is giving me a reading of 1.264 mostly and sometimes peaks at 1.280 for 4.7 so I am pretty happy with that now. Next question is for purely benching what would be the most voltage you would put through with LLC on high? CPU has a custom wc loop. I would like to try hit 5gig but system boots then crashes as soon as load goes on the CPu at 1.4v. Is it worth trying 125 strap before giving it anymore voltage?

Thanks for the help :)
 
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