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About 2 weeks ago i was mucking about with asynchronous clocking for lulz. Had it at 5.6 but even funnier your idle clocks are a minimum of 4.8ghz it doesn;t downclock past it. This was on an Asus board as well.How's everyone getting on with overclocking?
Don't seem to be able to go above 5425mhz all core. Running Thermaltake Phantom Spirit and PBO +200 CO-30 (mine is actually stable at -40 but can't see any difference in performance).
Temps are good 48 degrees idle, 57 average when gaming (spiking up to a max of 68) and hitting 90 when benchmarking, all using a low rpm silent fan curve with a Thermalright Phantom Spirit air cooler and some very old Artic MX-2 paste.
Set my IF to 2200 yesterday which improved all benchmark scores and games' fps by 5%, but it's crashing today on desktop/low usage. I suspect I need to change the SOC voltage but I don't really like messing around with voltages and my Asus voltage bios settings are confusing. The recommended is 1.15 volt at 2200, but the Asus stock auto settings are running at 1.264, so I dialled IF back to 2067 which is stable.
To answer your question. Funnily enough stability gets worse when you run a higher Vsoc voltage with a higher Fclk. Bet you could get away with 1.20 Vsoc voltage
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