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Re:Gulftown 6-Core BIOS Template thread
2010/03/19 13:04:25
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chememan Not on your template, on Robot's. There has been a considerable amount of debate on what the base CPU VTT voltage is for +0 on a non-classified board. The original BIOS was set to 1.1v but the newer BIOS were allegedly changed to 1.2v, to be the same as the Classified. Assuming (you know where that leads) that you need the new BIOS to run a Gulftown, that would make +225 CPU VTT 1.425v. I have read in a few places that CPU VTT over 1.4v were dangerous with a Gulftown. The newest BIOS either went back to a base of 1.1v or my math skills are totally gone. ah, okay, in Bios I have it set to +150.
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Re:Gulftown 6-Core BIOS Template thread
2010/03/19 13:54:37
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 O.K., I have been searching all over the web. Where does it say that over 1.4 vtt will kill a Gulftown? Just curious. I was running 1.6 on my 920 for over a year without a single problem. Isn't it the same .05 vtt to dimm voltage rule?
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Re:Gulftown 6-Core BIOS Template thread
2010/03/19 14:04:05
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I am glad that you took it in the spirit that I intended it. While I am green with envy, the last thing I want to see is that someone lost a $900+ CPU because of an unclear setting in the BIOS. I have less than half that much in my CPU and would be sick if I toasted mine. Have fun guys, I will join you soon. robotsociety9 na its cool buddy and i appreciate the fact you brought it up :) I would be very sad if i just lost my new 1k processor to a simple mistake I wasn't aware of. Just wanted to let you know thats all. I do agree completely that they should let you set the actual voltage.
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Re:Gulftown 6-Core BIOS Template thread
2010/03/19 21:33:50
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So I tried using Themusicalmans template and every time i go over over 4.4Ghz I keep getting the blue screen of death. STOP 0x0000007F The above STOP error means a trap occurred in kernel mode and the trap is either one the kernel is not allowed to have or is always fatal. The most common causes of a STOP 0x7F are: - Low-level hardware corruption, such as corrupt memory (RAM)
- Mismatched memory modules
- A malfunctioning motherboard
I down clocked my ram to the lowest possible setting 2:8 running at 1108Mhz so this shouldn't be the issue right? Perhaps I am maxing out my motherboards performance? I have read online that people with the classified version have gotten an average of about 1 - 1.5Ghz extra just by switching to the classified version. Can anyone here confirm this or do you think it is an issue with my ram? CORSAIR XMS3 6GB (3 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Desktop Memory Model TR3X6G1600C8 G
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Re:Gulftown 6-Core BIOS Template thread
2010/03/19 23:36:56
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Here's mine. Running stable so far at 4.360 Ghz (20 passes LinX and 4 hours prime). Will probably turn on speedstep and CxE tomorrow once I'm done testing. I'll fiddle with turbo performance too, I guess... http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=1087673 Mother Board ( EVGA X58 SLI 132-BL-E758-A1 ) Drivers ( 9.1.1.1025 ) Bios ( 49 ) CPU ( 980X 3003B287 ) CPU Cooler ( HeatKiller 3.0) Memory ( Corsair Dominator GT ) PSU ( PC P&C Turbocool 1200 ) GPU ( 3X GTX 280 ) Drivers ( 197.13 ) Operating System ( Win 7 Ultimate X64 ) Frequency Control CPU Clock Ratio ( 31 ) CPU Host Frequency (Mhz) ( 141 ) MCH Strap ( Auto ) CPU Uncore Frequency (Mhz) ( Auto ) CPU Clock Skew ( 0 ) Spread Spectrum ( Disabled ) PCIE Frequency (Mhz) ( 100 ) If using SSDs, Check with your SSD manufacturer before raising above 100. Memory Feature Memory Speed ( Standard ) Memory Control Setting ( Enabled ) Memory Frequency ( 2:14 ) Channel Interleave Setting ( 6 ) Rank Interleave Setting ( 4 ) Memory Low Gap ( Auto ) tCL Setting ( 8 ) tRCD Setting ( 8 ) tRP Setting ( 8 ) tRAS Setting ( 24 ) tRFC Setting ( 59 ) Command Rate ( 1t ) Voltage Control EVGA VDroop Control (Without Vdroop) CPU VCore ( 1.37500 ) CPU VTT Voltage ( +300) CPU PLL VCore ( Auto ) **IOH PLL VCore ( - ) DIMM Voltage ( 1.650 ) DIMM DQ Vref ( +0 mv ) QPI PLL VCore ( Auto ) IOH VCore ( Auto ) IOH/ICH I/O Voltage ( Auto ) **BR04 ( NF200) Voltage ( -) (only on E-759) **VTT PWM Frequency ( -) **CPU PWM Frequency ( -) **CPU Impedance ( -) **QPI Signal Compensation ( -) ICH VCore ( 1.30) *PWM Frequency (933 ) CPU Feature Intel SpeedStep ( Disabled ) Turbo Mode Function ( Enabled) CxE Function ( Disabled) Execute Disable Bit ( Enabled) Virtualization Technology ( Disabled) Intel HT Technology ( Enabled) Active Processor Cores ( All) QPI Control Settings ( Enabled) QPI Link Fast Mode ( Enabled) QPI Frequency Selection ( Auto) OC Recovery ( Disabled) Turbo Performance ( Disabled) PnP/PCI PCI Express Maximum Payload Size (4096 ) Power Management Setup ACPI Suspend Type (S1 ) HPET Support (Enabled ) HPET Mode (64 Bit )
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Re:Gulftown 6-Core BIOS Template thread
2010/03/20 05:10:34
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robotsociety9 So I tried using Themusicalmans template and every time i go over over 4.4Ghz I keep getting the blue screen of death. STOP 0x0000007F The above STOP error means a trap occurred in kernel mode and the trap is either one the kernel is not allowed to have or is always fatal. The most common causes of a STOP 0x7F are: - Low-level hardware corruption, such as corrupt memory (RAM)
- Mismatched memory modules
- A malfunctioning motherboard
I down clocked my ram to the lowest possible setting 2:8 running at 1108Mhz so this shouldn't be the issue right? Perhaps I am maxing out my motherboards performance? I have read online that people with the classified version have gotten an average of about 1 - 1.5Ghz extra just by switching to the classified version. Can anyone here confirm this or do you think it is an issue with my ram? CORSAIR XMS3 6GB (3 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Desktop Memory Model TR3X6G1600C8 G Dude, Time to upgrade you ram, man. Get the Corsair Dominator GT series. Don't buy anything higher that 2000mhz kit. The new 2400mhz are made for P55's and for the most part dual channel. the XMS3 were you basic model.
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Re:Gulftown 6-Core BIOS Template thread
2010/03/20 05:15:40
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sgtharry O.K., I have been searching all over the web. Where does it say that over 1.4 vtt will kill a Gulftown? Just curious. I was running 1.6 on my 920 for over a year without a single problem. Isn't it the same .05 vtt to dimm voltage rule? experience, Sgt. Watch two of my friend smoke em within a 3 week period. For benching, your okay. For long term use , Beware! There's no reason to go that high with these anyways, unless you going for 6.3ghz, on LN2 short benching, and even then.... R.I.P. Gulftown 1.6vcore /1.40vtt Jan-31-2010 to Feb-03-2010 lived for 3 days __________________
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Re:Gulftown 6-Core BIOS Template thread
2010/03/20 05:26:03
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Well, it looks like I won't be running my memory @200 mhz. then. No big deal. My G-skill Perfect storm set takes at least +300 vtt to run at that speed. Right now I am #4.5 ghz, but it takes a hell of alot of v-core.1.535 volts. I can't believe how cool these run. Maybe you are able to run those speeds cuz of your phase temps.
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Re:Gulftown 6-Core BIOS Template thread
2010/03/20 05:30:44
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 OMG, That more than what I'm using now for 5ghz. Can I see your template Sgt? What stepping is that CPU?
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Re:Gulftown 6-Core BIOS Template thread
2010/03/20 06:09:52
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Will post my template later on today, at work now. Batch # is 3003A957 S-spec SLBUZ. In eleet is says B1 revision, CPUID shows nothing in that spot.I am needing that v-core to run Linx stable. Temps however never get over 70c. I'm pretty sure you can run yours with those settings is because you are so damn cold, lol.
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Re:Gulftown 6-Core BIOS Template thread
2010/03/20 06:18:06
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 yeah, also an A0 CPU too helps
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Re:Gulftown 6-Core BIOS Template thread
2010/03/20 06:23:47
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Do you guys think LinX is running correctly with 6core/12threads? sgtharry, I see my highest temps and Gflops when I run LinX with 8 threads. At 4.6GHz, I seen 89Gflops with 8 threads. Just wondering what results you guys getting in Gflops.
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Re:Gulftown 6-Core BIOS Template thread
2010/03/20 06:29:45
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that's about the same I'm getting Cky2k. probably time for a new revision of LinX. BTW, followed you lead on the Batch# matter.
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Re:Gulftown 6-Core BIOS Template thread
2010/03/20 06:30:15
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89Gflops? Holy cow,I thought I was doing something showing 64! Not really sure if Linx is doing things correctly with Gulftowns. I am overall happy with this chip. Gained 200 mhz. over my 920, and gained 4 cores too.
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Re:Gulftown 6-Core BIOS Template thread
2010/03/20 06:35:20
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Thanks firex, is that with 8 or 12 threads sgtharry, try 8 threads in LinX. Watch your temps. I don't think this is correct. sorry it was 88Gflops at 4.5GHz (8 threads)
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Re:Gulftown 6-Core BIOS Template thread
2010/03/20 06:37:01
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Why do I need to check????? PCIE Frequency (Mhz) ( ) If using SSDs, Check with your SSD manufacturer before raising above 100. Thanks, Mack4033
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Re:Gulftown 6-Core BIOS Template thread
2010/03/20 06:44:33
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I've been using Cinebench 11.5 for very quick stable test before running Prime (I hate prime  ). IMO: Cinebench 11.5 give some kind of idea of where you at before you try some very long stability testing and I think it will go up to 24 threads. I'm not trusting LinX 100%...yet
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Re:Gulftown 6-Core BIOS Template thread
2010/03/20 07:21:15
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CKY2K I've been using Cinebench 11.5 for very quick stable test before running Prime (I hate prime ). IMO: Cinebench 11.5 give some kind of idea of where you at before you try some very long stability testing and I think it will go up to 24 threads. I'm not trusting LinX 100%...yet yeah, But it is the best at testing the stablity of your overclock. that's for sure! I have a feeling a v0.6.5 coming soon.
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Re:Gulftown 6-Core BIOS Template thread
2010/03/20 07:28:08
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I would love to see more posts compairing your 980 to what you had before, and detels and bench results as well as persional opinions of what return you felt like you got on your $1,000 investment. Examples, Did you go from a 4.3 920 D0 to a 4.5 980, did yor vantage scores change, and how much, What were FPS in Crysis maxed before/After, If you fold, did your PPD or production change, and by how much ? If all you do is play Solitaire, does it load faster for you. Has anyone pegged the 7.9 for WEI processor score ? Would just like a better Idea on return for Investment, Would love a 980, but may be holding off until financial situation improves, for those of you that this applies, did you see more gain from your CPU upgrade, or from a SSD upgrade, If you had $1,000 and could only upgrade 1 componant, Knowing what you know now, would you do it again, or go another route. Also what do you do with your old CPU's , E-bay, build a second unit, save for a spare, pass off to Brother/Sister, Give it to some less fortunate form member ?.
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Re:Gulftown 6-Core BIOS Template thread
2010/03/20 07:34:26
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firerx CKY2K I've been using Cinebench 11.5 for very quick stable test before running Prime (I hate prime ). IMO: Cinebench 11.5 give some kind of idea of where you at before you try some very long stability testing and I think it will go up to 24 threads. I'm not trusting LinX 100%...yet yeah, But it is the best at testing the stablity of your overclock. that's for sure! I have a feeling a v0.6.5 coming soon. +1 firerx. I really like LinX and I wish he would updated, but I've read with the first Gulftowns ES (few months back) there was some problems with some ES's. I thought by now there would be a 0.6.5. Did I mention I hate Prime
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Re:Gulftown 6-Core BIOS Template thread
2010/03/20 08:36:00
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Nice thread and I will be sure to post mine when my chip arrives but I have a couple comments.This is for the new guys mostly that don't have any overclocking experience.First I hope you realize that at any time you overclock you risk frying your board,cpu, memory graphics cards and any other component you have.Second thing,just because someones settings work well on their board does not mean that they will work on yours,there are way too many varriables.Use voltages and settings for refference only.Third don,t be afraid to ask for overclocking help,everyone on this forum was a newbie at one time or another and most people are glad to help.Its much better to ask that dumb question than to let the smoke out of your new 1000 dollar cpu.
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Re:Gulftown 6-Core BIOS Template thread
2010/03/20 08:48:52
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With this new processor, I think we can pretty much ditch the noobie label until there's more known about what juice it needs. From what I've seen, this thing is kicking a lot of experienced people to the curb. Lots of varying VTT and VCore
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Re:Gulftown 6-Core BIOS Template thread
2010/03/20 11:14:08
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YO FireX thanks for all of you help bud. I had a feeling it was prob my ram. Ima go pick up some Dominator ram and ill let you know how it goes.
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Re:Gulftown 6-Core BIOS Template thread
2010/03/20 11:47:01
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Re:Gulftown 6-Core BIOS Template thread
2010/03/20 11:52:28
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It is not .05 to dimm it is .5 to dimm--thus 1.15 for 1.65 dimm---it is a miracle that you haven't fried your cpu with a 1.60v setting. Make adjustments down now and don't go that route with a 980x or you'll watch your $1k go up in smoke in a short time.
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Re:Gulftown 6-Core BIOS Template thread
2010/03/20 14:02:47
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KMoore4318 I would love to see more posts compairing your 980 to what you had before, and detels and bench results as well as persional opinions of what return you felt like you got on your $1,000 investment. Examples, Did you go from a 4.3 920 D0 to a 4.5 980, did yor vantage scores change, and how much, What were FPS in Crysis maxed before/After, If you fold, did your PPD or production change, and by how much ? If all you do is play Solitaire, does it load faster for you. Has anyone pegged the 7.9 for WEI processor score ? Would just like a better Idea on return for Investment, Would love a 980, but may be holding off until financial situation improves, for those of you that this applies, did you see more gain from your CPU upgrade, or from a SSD upgrade, If you had $1,000 and could only upgrade 1 componant, Knowing what you know now, would you do it again, or go another route. Also what do you do with your old CPU's , E-bay, build a second unit, save for a spare, pass off to Brother/Sister, Give it to some less fortunate form member ?. Hey KMoore4318, My truth right now. No! this is not a $1000 CPU. Now if you have a purpose for the 6 cores/12 threads like number crunching, encoding vids and etc. Then yes it would be worth. I'm not a gamer (I game very little. Solitaire loads faster LOL j/k) and IMO it would not be worth it. Folding, I would image if the software takes advantage of the 6 cores and your a heavy folder (like yourself) then maybe it would be worth it. If anyone want to stress there machine go FOLD. That is some crazy stuff, big props to the Folders. Benchers, yea!!!! I think it's worth it. Go check right here in the "Overclocking, Cooling and Benchmarking" topic. GunslingerOCS and Q56_Monster are posting some pretty amazing OC's and results. IMO: For people that are on the fence about buying a 980X and already have a 920 and up. I would hold off a little bit. If the 980X was $500, I would say what are you waiting for, but a grand is a little steep. Sorry, but the same old story. There is barely any mainstream software/games that takes advantage of 4 cores, never less 6 cores.
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Re:Gulftown 6-Core BIOS Template thread
2010/03/21 07:29:16
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themusicalman yes im on water, i will fill out template.. At 4.5 ghz cores get max 70c is that good? Good?? That's great!! When you say "max", you are referring to under full 100% load via stress test, right??
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Re:Gulftown 6-Core BIOS Template thread
2010/03/21 07:41:31
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Well, at least with my chip it looks like v-core is a must. Temps are VERY good, considering v-core. Here is my 4.5 template Frequency Control CPU Clock Ratio ( 31X ) CPU Host Frequency (Mhz) ( 144 ) MCH Strap ( auto ) CPU Uncore Frequency (21X) CPU Clock Skew ( 0 ps ) Spread Spectrum ( Disabled ) PCIE Frequency (100) Memory Feature Memory Speed ( Standard ) Memory Control Setting ( Enabled ) Memory Frequency ( 2:14) Channel Interleave Setting ( 6 Way ) Rank Interleave Setting ( 4 Way ) Memory Low Gap ( auto ) tCL Setting ( 8 ) tRCD Setting ( 8 ) tRP Setting ( 8 ) tRAS Setting ( 24 ) tRFC Setting ( 88) Command Rate ( 1t ) Voltage Control EVGA VDroop Control ( Without VDroop ) CPU VCore ( 1.5750 ) CPU VTT Voltage ( +300 ) CPU PLL VCore ( auto) **IOH PLL VCore ( auto ) DIMM Voltage ( 1.67 ) DIMM DQ Vref ( +0mV ) QPI PLL VCore ( 1.450 ) IOH VCore ( 1.450 ) IOH/ICH I/O Voltage ( Auto ) **BR04 ( NF200) (only on E-759) **VTT PWM Frequency ( 250 KHZ ) **CPU PWM Frequency ( 940 KHZ ) **CPU Impedance ( auto ) **QPI Signal Compensation ( auto ) ICH VCore ( Auto ) *PWM Frequency ( Not Used on Classified ) CPU Feature Intel SpeedStep ( Disabled ) Turbo Mode Function ( Enabled ) CxE Function ( Disabled ) Execute Disable Bit ( Disabled ) Virtualization Technology ( Disabled ) Intel HT Technology ( Enabled ) Active Processor Cores ( All ) QPI Control Settings ( Enabled ) QPI Link Fast Mode ( Enabled ) QPI Frequency Selection ( 6.40 ) OC Recovery ( Disabled ) Turbo Performance ( Disabled ) PnP/PCI PCI Express Maximum Payload Size ( 4096 ) Power Management Setup ACPI Suspend Type ( S1 ) HPET Support ( Enabled ) HPET Mode ( 64-bit )
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Re:Gulftown 6-Core BIOS Template thread
2010/03/21 07:44:25
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So, what are the "rules" with this new 980X? So far, I see that rule #1 should be to never go over 1.4 VTT. Any other guidelines we should follow? Maybe someone could start a list for a Sticky before people start overclocking in the same manner as they did with their 920's, and start frying their new cpus. Something I can add to this discussion is, my current cpu is an Extreme Edition 975 (was current, I actually sold it today to make way for the 980), and I have tested both overclocking methods (Bclk vs. multi) and I saw no difference between the two at the same clock speeds, yet overclocking with mostly multi resulted in a much easier to achieve overclock, and a more stable overclock that didn't affect the other areas of the system as with increasing Bclk to a high level (180+). Since high VTT is a bad idea with this cpu, I think I will be focusing my overclock on multi more than bclk which will only require a major increase on Vcore, for the most part, and will allow VTT to stay close to stock level.
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Re:Gulftown 6-Core BIOS Template thread
2010/03/21 08:10:47
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I only use +50Vtt with the 33 multiplier @4.5Ghz. The extra VTT to run the ram 2000Mhz added 5-8*c to my load temps and not worth it to me.
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