Processor Cache Voltage mode (Adaptive or Static?)

[Najk]

Hello,

I have been overclocking my 4790k.
At the moment it is at 4.6 Ghz with a fixed voltage at 1.272v

I have a h80i, and the temperatures running Intel Burn test is around 70 degrees C. Idle around 35 degrees.

My question regards, should the Processor Cache Voltage mode be in Adaptive or Static mode?

As seen on the picture below, it now is in adaptive mode:

All help in this issue is greatly appreciated!

 

[Constantine Yevseyev]

Could you please make a screenshot of "Processor Cache Voltage" option list?

 

[Najk]

Could you please make a screenshot of "Processor Cache Voltage" option list?

Do you mean from my BIOS?

 

[Constantine Yevseyev]

Yeah, the entry that is right under the one that you highlighted with red.

 

[Najk]

Yeah, the entry that is right under the one that you highlighted with red.

Hello,

There you have it. As you can see, it is set on auto:

 

[cadaveca]

Depends on if you set static or adaptive cache multi. Personally, I'd leave on manual mode, and set multi to static speed, or use adaptive with proper offset for your boosted multiplier. Offset mode is for stock operation, or just BCLK increase.

 

[Kursah]

I leave my cache on AUTO and it runs at stock voltages, idle and load haven't changed regardless of what cache speed I set. That's on an Asus Z87 Pro.