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    Easytune overclocking higher than BIOS!!?

    I can get my 3770K running perfectly stable at 4.3Ghz using Easytune6 via Windows, but can only get 4.1Ghz if done via BIOS. More than 4.1 will make the system not to boot at all (it enters an infinity loop of rebooting automatically) - all using only multipliers. 4.3Ghz passed all tests...
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    Gigabyte Z77M + 3770K won't overclock past 4.1Ghz anymore

    No LLC on Z77M-D3H mobo. Tried PLL on enabled, disabled and auto settings (the only 3 available) and still the same problem. I know voltage is a serious problem here, but I don't find an explanation on why setting the multiplier via windows is possible but not via BIOS. Maybe because during...
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    Gigabyte Z77M + 3770K won't overclock past 4.1Ghz anymore

    I can run 4.3Ghz stable which means the mobo can handle the necessary voltage. The only problem is that can't boot if this multiplier is set at the BIOS.
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    Gigabyte Z77M + 3770K won't overclock past 4.1Ghz anymore

    I have a 3770K with a 212 Evo, in a Gigabyte GA-Z77M-D3H, rev 1.0 (bios F13 version - the latest version), in a Win 7 64bits SP1. I also have 32Gb of RAM G.Skill Ripjaws-Z 10-10-10-30 1600Mhz (XMP profile, 1.5V stock), a 128Gb Samsung 830 SSD, 4 Aerocool case fans, and PSU is a Seasonic 620W...
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    Gigabyte Z77M + 3770K won't overclock past 4.1Ghz anymore

    I was able to increase the multiplier via Easytune6 now. Currently running at 4.3Ghz, several hours of Prime95 and Aida64 with zero problems. I was at 4.4Ghz but it crashed after 30minutes, so I went back and stick with 4.3Ghz. Still don't know why I can't set the multiplier in BIOS. The...
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    Gigabyte Z77M + 3770K won't overclock past 4.1Ghz anymore

    Hi Guys. Full story: I have a 3770K with a 212 Evo, in a Gigabyte GA-Z77M-D3H, rev 1.0 (bios F13 version - the latest version), in a Win 7 64bits SP1. I also have 32Gb of RAM G.Skill Ripjaws-Z 10-10-10-30 1600Mhz (XMP profile, 1.5V stock), a 128Gb Samsung 830 SSD, 4 Aerocool case fans, and...
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