help with offset mode on gigabyte mobo

Hmm, well, the problem must lie elsewhere. For the moment, leave your vcore at "normal" and use the appropriate offset (-0.015?) to bring it back to your original, stable voltage.

That screenshot at the top of the page suggests you can alter the LLC level. You could try lowering it and see if it makes any difference.

Other than that, you could tinker with the PLL overvoltage and Memory Performance Enhance settings.
 
vectisitch, I had the same gigabyte board. Go to BIOS, and revert back to stock 3.4GHz and reboot and then go back to BIOS and look at CPU Vcore voltage there and if you want to overclock 4.6GHz at 1.350v from that CPU Vcore at 1.260v and you need to add DVID at +0.090 on the normal mode as the load-line calibration will be disabled and leave the rest on Auto and change CPU Clock Ratio from x34 to x46 and save F10 and reboot and it will boot up in windows as 4.6GHz at 1.35v. I had done this and stable for 35 hours prime95. It will be idle at 0.936v and under load at 1.356v.

Good luck.
 
this thread just adds even more confusion about dynamic vcore for me
why can i pass all tests with a fixed voltage but fail with dynamic even if im giving it more volts via dynamic

also do people check their gaming volts ?
 
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