01-.02v on both the core, uncore (sometimes called cache or ring voltage depending on the MOBO), and VCCIN. When you hit a BSOD take note of the 0x000*** code, if the ending 3 numbers are 124 or 101 bump up the voltage by.
If you pass AIDA64 for 10-20min with those settings and temps under 80C on core, go back into the BIOS and change both the multipliers (core/uncore) to x43, repeat this process -moving up x1 multiplier- until you hit a BSOD. Stop using that auto-tune crap and set all voltage settings to manual, plug in these specs:ĬPU Ratio Mode = Set all cores = (NOT dynamic)ĬPU Core Voltage Offset Mode = manual (may also say +/-, choose +)ĬPU Core Voltage Offset = 0v (may auto set to +.001)ĭouble check your RAM's recommended voltage, also check to make sure that the correct XMP timings are enabled.
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