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LinX & low voltage overclocking problem.

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ViralRazor

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Well, I'm trying to do 4.3ghz (2600k) at around 1.2-1.208 volts with both speedstep and c1e enabled and LinX keeps giving me stop errors after exactly 3 mins and 12 seconds every time.

The usual thing pops up indicating GFLOPS rating and all that for 1 iteration but a few seconds after it pops up, LinX gives me a stop error.

I'm just wondering, is my low voltage causing stablity errors? Or just speedstep and c1e scaling down voltage before the next iteration and being unable to scale up the volts fast enough.

Thanks!
 
Oops haven't tried that, will tell results when I get back to my comp but so far 1.192 at 4.3 IS NOT prime stable.

Oh and should I mess around with LLC?
 
Well I tried high LLC, a bit too much extra voltage for my liking based on CPUZ so I pushed it down to regular. So far, 4.3Ghz at 1.2v prime stable! (Only been like 30 mins though, big improvement over rounding error after 5 mins though)
 
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