It's not the overclock what I set since it's giving you a voltage of 1.36... That's pretty high. I think I set it for something like 1.25.
I'd recommend just completely resetting the BIOS to optimized defaults and start from scratch.
It's not the overclock what I set since it's giving you a voltage of 1.36... That's pretty high. I think I set it for something like 1.25.
I'd recommend just completely resetting the BIOS to optimized defaults and start from scratch.
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Originally Posted by Outcasst
Yeah and check out the first screenshot and the CPU Status and System Status down the sides,
CPU Ratio 33
Host Clock 125MHz
DDR Frequency 2667.97MHz
DRAM Voltage: 1.656
and a
CPU Temp of 63
CPU Fan Speed 2600 RPM
Seems high even for a Haswell. Even at a locked down 4.2GHz I'm at about 28 in the BIOS with my fans spinning at 1000RPM.
Since Outcasst didn't set the OC I would reset the BIOS and go from there. Remembering to turn off the Intel GFX and on-board audio, and post back with another screenshot of the BIOS.
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