Well, I haven't tested it myself but I'd say it all comes down to how many USB and SATA devices you have connected to your motherboard, because as you OC your BLCK, you're basically overclocking your USB and SATA controllers as well and these guys don't really appreciate it to say the least...
I'm running the 39 ucode. I believe you've scored only 2875 points at 3.46GHz due to not "optimizing" some Windows settings. Firstly, make sure you have your Windows power plan set to "High Performance" because it sets minimum processor state to 100% and in such a case your CPU doesn't have to...
Well not exactly, my core offset is -60mV and cache offset is set to -50mV. This yields a multi of 33x on all cores and combined with a 5MHz OC on the BLCK I have 3.46GHz all-core speed and that is fast enough to me to score 3001 points in Cinebench R15 :) As for my 24/7 settings, I'm running...
Hey guys, I was finally able to crack the 3000 point mark in Cinebench R15 with my single E5 2696V3! It's definitely not a 24/7 OC due to the BLCK being 105MHz which is a little too high for full stability.
Thanks for the info! Are there any certain drawbacks or dangers in running a CPU without a microcode? I'll give it a try when I get back home. Oh and if you could give me the BIOS from Sciff, it would be great!
I tried it yesterday but I couldn't really get it to work. My ASUS X99 Deluxe II has a stripped BIOS and I replicated my .efi driver settings in BIOS (i.e -60mv offset on vcore, -50mv offset on cache, -50mv offset on agent, SVID disabled) and then loaded the ucode 39 after booting into Windows...
Guys, a quick question, is it possible to control CPU related voltages from the BIOS and not from the .efi drivers with voltages set there? Say, I just load the "blank" .efi driver to allow the turbo hack without any other settings and then set the voltage and power limit in the BIOS? My...
All BIOS settings regarding the CPU are all defaults, except for disabled CPU spread spectrum, C6 and C3 states. Oh and my motherboard is ASUS X99 Deluxe II, I run u-code 39 + power cut + -60mv on vcore and -50mv on cache. This configuration yields a 33x multi and combined with a 3MHz BLCK...
Yes I can get my E5-2696V3 to that speed, the only problem is that it becomes quite unstable. I get 3.5GHz on all cores if I use -90mv efi driver and push my BLCK to 103MHz. If only it was somehow possible to make the CPU run at that speed without undervolting it...
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