Quick question has anyone updated the Bios on the motherboard yet? As i am still running 0430 when it was delivered to me, see its on version 1412, i have not had any issues with the PC. Would updating the Bios lose any of the overclock settings/stability?
Ok cool thanks, just looking on the Asus forms looks like its improved OC stability and lowering voltages.I’ve not bothered tbh. Sure I read on these forums that 8pack’s rule of thumb is unless you are trying to fix a problem then leave ur bios version alone.
it depends on where you are coming from. A few months ago there was a BIOS released following the Spectre story, this severely borked overclocking capabilities. It might be that those who have experienced improvements could be comparing it to that BIOS version rather than a faster, earlier one.Ok cool thanks, just looking on the Asus forms looks like its improved OC stability and lowering voltages.
in the bios
under the ai / extreme tweaking section (should be one or the other)
avx instructions - 3
cpu core ratio - sync all cores
1 core ratio limit - 50
cpu svid support - disabled
min cpu cache ratio - 44
cpu core / cache volts - manual
cpu voltage override - 1.33
cpu vccio - 1.10
cpu system agent - 1.10
head back up to the external digi and power, tap enter to go into that menu
load line calibration - lvl 6
current capability - 130%
in the main boot section (to the right)
set up the csm
basically set the options to enable csm
and be sure the options below are set to uefi first, or uefi and legacy or just uefi
(the options are phrased a little differently but mean the same thing across mobos.
these settings should get you back up an running at 5ghz
oh and dont forget to enable xmp profile on the main "easy mode" page!
@P1Fanatic - what temp does your 1080Ti hit when under high load? Over the last 2 weeks I've had a couple of games crash and noticed my GPU hit 80°C and 100% load at exactly the time the game closed each time.
80C isn't usually enough for instability to crop it's head. 80C was pretty standard for plenty of 1080Ti's..Might be worth giving the fans & heatsink fins a little clean though. Can't hurt!@P1Fanatic - what temp does your 1080Ti hit when under high load? Over the last 2 weeks I've had a couple of games crash and noticed my GPU hit 80°C and 100% load at exactly the time the game closed each time.