I really want to go Dark Kingpin (again) with the Z790. The memory overclocking is second to none. However with the power draw and heat, even on water, imo it's more important than ever to have a dynamic OC ability where you can set a dynamic frequency and adaptive voltage based on how many cores are active and OCTVB would also be nice where you can set temp limits on frequency of the number of active cores and I believe would also give compatibility with Intel/EK's crazy cryo coolers.

ty_ger07
I believe EVGA said that it wasn't possible because it caused compatibility issues with their advertised OC Robot feature.
But I also believe that EVGA said that they could release "beta" versions to individuals with OC Robot disabled and re-enable TVB stuff.

Well then I'd love it if they updated their OC robot to do a ratio-OC instead of just an all-core OC. It'd be sweet if it tested and tuned V/F curves at each load level (how many cores used) and tried to find you a max stable OC for 1 core, 2 cores, 4 cores, 8 cores at least. Then it could apply an adaptive OC with tuned V/F curve. That way it still has the advertised "OC Robot" but keeps up with the newer features available to these CPUs and still nets high 1-2 core clocks, which really helps with gaming loads, among other things.

tresnugget
I really want to go Dark Kingpin (again) with the Z790. The memory overclocking is second to none. However with the power draw and heat, even on water, imo it's more important than ever to have a dynamic OC ability where you can set a dynamic frequency and adaptive voltage based on how many cores are active and OCTVB would also be nice where you can set temp limits on frequency of the number of active cores and I believe would also give compatibility with Intel/EK's crazy cryo coolers.

You can enable dynamic OC / TVB in Intel XTU. 

are you kidding me? no tvb oc on there boards? now no reason to buy.... 

tresnugget

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tresnugget
I really want to go Dark Kingpin (again) with the Z790. The memory overclocking is second to none. However with the power draw and heat, even on water, imo it's more important than ever to have a dynamic OC ability where you can set a dynamic frequency and adaptive voltage based on how many cores are active and OCTVB would also be nice where you can set temp limits on frequency of the number of active cores and I believe would also give compatibility with Intel/EK's crazy cryo coolers.

You can enable dynamic OC / TVB in Intel XTU. 

I don't believe you can. There were a couple of people on here who couldn't get their cryo coolers to work with XTU because the features XTU needed weren't supported by the bios. To be fair, EVGA offered a beta bios with support to them.

Link please?