I'm a bit confused about the max voltage i should be running, actually. I actually did get a clean boot with the current settings but with the CPU multiplier at 44 but I had to knock it down a peg to get it to stress test and game for more than an hour successfully. I am pretty apprehensive about applying this much voltage. In the UEFI, ASRock suggests that the user should keep the core and uncore multipliers the same haha.

Still messing with Vcore but the current value seems stable and I haven't seen over 65C at any point yet. The problem with the cache settings is that i can't get it to boot with anything under about 3.7GHz on the cache clock 3.9GHz seems to be the sweet spot for that setting at the current OC. Thanks for taking a look! I'd be glad to provide more information if needed!

XMP 1.2 Profile 1: DDR3-1333 7-7-8-21 1.50VĬPU integrated VR efficiency mode: Disabled With all of that in mind, here's my complete BIOS settings. Interestingly, I've found that there's no way to adjust the CPU input voltage there's no field to do this in the BIOS (although the voltage is displayed as 1.712V, there's nowhere to change it) and the slider in A Tuning (last ditch effort to find the setting) simply doesn't exist. I realize that it's more likely than not that I just lost the silicon lottery, but I think my voltages are too high for 4.3 and that I might be missing something important somewhere along the way. So.I feel as if my chip is underperforming slightly. Here's the system stats that are relevant for the quest I'm embarking upon!

I'm the proud owner of a new system that's packing the new Pentium darling, the G3258.

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