Cpu Sa Voltage. How does CPU Core Voltage Compensation work? (MSI Z170A Gaming M5) r I am overclocking via BIOS with an MSI Z370-A Pro + I5-8600K While the board will auto set these voltages 1.4v+, it's not needed, at least in my case.
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Increased VCCSA can allow stability for higher-clocked memory Seems like a lot of voltage to run such a low memory frequency, the quantity of 32gb doesn't help
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Increased VCCSA can allow stability for higher-clocked memory 3570k cpu 4gb x2 gskill 1866 ddr3 ram msi z77gd65 high power 650 psu msi t660ti ge vga i set on bios mhz : 4 x 1000 mhz cpu core voltage : v1.050 bios everything on normaly The most important thing handled by the System Agent on modern Intel chips is the memory controller
Upgrade to 8700K (core components only) TechPowerUp Forums. Maximum safe voltage for IO/SA was not really confirmed But with a non-K CPU, the "CPU SA" (System Agent) voltage is fixed, see here
BSOD after actions on brand new PC r/overclocking. Increased VCCSA can allow stability for higher-clocked memory CPU Core Voltage Mode: Override CPU Core Voltage: 1.17V CPU Core Voltage Offset Mode: CPU Core Voltage Offset: Note: i have just tried: 4.4GHz 1.15V CPU Loadline Calibration: Mode 3 (which works on 1.152-1.16 while on load) and again i could do 1 hour on 1344, but couldn't cross the first minute on Blend.