x470 Taichi - P2.0 XFR/PBO

Mine seems stable at -1.0. As discussed, lowering the voltage lowers the temps and if there is still sufficient voltage for stability, results in higher boost clocks.

I'm using a Cryorig Universal but with only the middle fan as the outer one sounded scratchy.

Absolutely.

Every chip/setup is different. It's good to have options though. :)

It seems the negative offset is limite to -0.1V.

It would be great if this could be increased so we can try even lower.

Given the chips have been out for over a year and e.g. my new one is on stepping B2, the latest (good quality) ones may well be able to run at an even lower voltage.

gizmic wrote: i've been told to reduce the cpu vcore further to get more clocks other than pstates and ram timings its pretty much it

Thanks - I did a little bit of tuning. I added an offset -0.08750 which interestingly enough raised my VID up bit but not dramatic but from 1.444 to 1.456V For grins I tried adding some bclk. I was only stable at 101 something in my system did not like 102 it would lock up after 5 mins or so in the OS. But 101 was stable for 90 minutes of prime95. I did notice that Core Temp was displaying some of my core freqs as 7447 MHz ... so that app at least was not liking it and I did not do any diskmark bench's to see if pcie i/o was stable with my nvme or sata's but I did get a decent cb score.

I ended up dropping the bclk back to 100 because I know I'm solid there. I did a couple cb passes there and Im hitting mid 1881-1886 consistently.. I'll keep playing with the offsets and tighten the timings on the me kit. Which I had up to 3400 with the XMP cl14 3200 timings no worries.

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