mol.przemysla15a602ea
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Hi everyone,
I’m running an Intel i7-14700K on an MSI Z790 Carbon WiFi motherboard, and I’ve encountered an issue with voltage control for Pcache (Ring). I’m using the "Adaptive + Offset" voltage mode in BIOS, which works well for my P-core voltage (1.2V at 5.4 GHz), but it doesn’t seem to apply any offset to the Pcache voltage—it stays at 0V offset no matter what I try.
The system becomes more stable when I adjust the Pcache voltage using ThrottleStop, but I’d like to control this directly in BIOS for a more permanent solution. However, the BIOS doesn’t seem to have a separate option to control Pcache voltage independently of the core voltage.
Does anyone know if there’s a way to manage the Pcache voltage on this board, either by using a different voltage mode or some BIOS tweak? Would setting the voltage control to "By VRM" or another option help manage Pcache properly? Any suggestions or insight into why the Adaptive + Offset mode ignores Pcache voltage would be greatly appreciated.
Here are my current settings:
I’m running an Intel i7-14700K on an MSI Z790 Carbon WiFi motherboard, and I’ve encountered an issue with voltage control for Pcache (Ring). I’m using the "Adaptive + Offset" voltage mode in BIOS, which works well for my P-core voltage (1.2V at 5.4 GHz), but it doesn’t seem to apply any offset to the Pcache voltage—it stays at 0V offset no matter what I try.
The system becomes more stable when I adjust the Pcache voltage using ThrottleStop, but I’d like to control this directly in BIOS for a more permanent solution. However, the BIOS doesn’t seem to have a separate option to control Pcache voltage independently of the core voltage.
Does anyone know if there’s a way to manage the Pcache voltage on this board, either by using a different voltage mode or some BIOS tweak? Would setting the voltage control to "By VRM" or another option help manage Pcache properly? Any suggestions or insight into why the Adaptive + Offset mode ignores Pcache voltage would be greatly appreciated.
Here are my current settings:
- Adaptive + Offset (-125mV)
- LLC5
- ACDC 14/18
- VRM voltage limit set to 1.35V
7200 cl 34 1.4v
SA voltage: 1.2v