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System Name | HAL |
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Processor | Core i9 14900ks @5.9-6.3 |
Motherboard | Z790 Dark Hero |
Cooling | Bitspower Summit SE & (2) 360 Corsair XR7 Rads push/pull |
Memory | 2x 32GB (64GB) Gskill trident 6000 CL30 |
Video Card(s) | RTX 4090 Gigagbyte gaming OC @ +200/1300 |
Storage | (M2's) 2x Samsung 980 pro 2TB, 1xWD Black 2TB, 1x SK Hynix Platinum P41 2TB |
Display(s) | 65" LG OLED 120HZ |
Case | Lian Li dyanmic Evo11 with distro plate |
Audio Device(s) | Klipsh 7.1 through Sony DH790 EARC. |
Power Supply | Thermaltake 1350 |
Software | Microsoft Windows 11 x64 |
Can somebody please help me understand this? I’m going up and down in system agent voltages between 1.1 to 1.35. And I’m modifying a bunch of other voltages as well, working on a more aggressive overclock for my memory.
I get to a point where things are stable and I decide to start messing with system agent by itself just to check it out.
So question… Why in the name of everything that makes sense does this seem so nonsensical?
OK, here’s what I mean. I manually set my system agent to 1.25 and I booted into the operating system. A little bit sluggish on the log in screen.
So I set it to 1.3 and it seems kind of similar.
At 1.3 I get memory errors..
However, and this is where my brain starts to hurt.
If set it to auto, it defaults to 1.296 in HWinfo, runs snappier and has no errors in anta777extreme…
Like… Huh?
Sidenote:
I’m having serious doubts about people statements in regards to the memory controller voltages. Hell, other voltages as well..
I’m not sure a lot of what I’m reading is accurate and in all kinds of different form topics.
And since when did over clockers become so scared? It’s like everybody is so fast to scream that some voltage is too high or, throw up big red flags and honestly, I have a hard time believing that most of them actually know for a fact if they’re right.
It’s like they just have the urge to enforce this narrative to assert their dominance on a subject.
Am I crazy? Lol
I get to a point where things are stable and I decide to start messing with system agent by itself just to check it out.
So question… Why in the name of everything that makes sense does this seem so nonsensical?
OK, here’s what I mean. I manually set my system agent to 1.25 and I booted into the operating system. A little bit sluggish on the log in screen.
So I set it to 1.3 and it seems kind of similar.
At 1.3 I get memory errors..
However, and this is where my brain starts to hurt.
If set it to auto, it defaults to 1.296 in HWinfo, runs snappier and has no errors in anta777extreme…
Like… Huh?
Sidenote:
I’m having serious doubts about people statements in regards to the memory controller voltages. Hell, other voltages as well..
I’m not sure a lot of what I’m reading is accurate and in all kinds of different form topics.
And since when did over clockers become so scared? It’s like everybody is so fast to scream that some voltage is too high or, throw up big red flags and honestly, I have a hard time believing that most of them actually know for a fact if they’re right.
It’s like they just have the urge to enforce this narrative to assert their dominance on a subject.
Am I crazy? Lol
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