X370 Killer Sli/ac - BIOS help No LLC settings?

parsec wrote: What method are you using to update the UEFI?

It shouldn't matter what method so long as it didn't brick along the way.

It either completes or it doesn't.

Hippie, I'm puzzled.

Can you give me a screenshot of the Main BIOS page please.

parsec wrote: I've had LLC options for VCore and SOC voltage for quite a while with my X370 Killer SLI/ac board. At least with the last three UEFI versions. Granted, those two options are not shown with Auto/default UEFI settings in OC Tweaker, but it does not take much for them to be shown. All I do is change CPU VCore Voltage from Auto to Offset or Fixed, and the CPU Load-Line Calibration option immediately appears. The same is true for the VDDCR_SOC Voltage option: I'm not aware of another option setting in OC Tweaker that causes either of the LLC options not appear. All I can see of your CPU Vcore Voltage setting is that it seems to be in Offset mode, since I can see the Offset Voltage value shown below it, otherwise it is not included in your screenshot. What method are you using to update the UEFI? I only use Instant Flash. I'll also add that I've never flashed the UEFI using default UEFI settings, and have never had a problem.

T3chHippie wrote: Are you SURE it's the Sli/ac and not just the Killer Sli? And did you get it from Newegg?

Yes, I am quite sure I have an X370 Killer SLI/ac board. I have the WiFi module included with the board. As said above, I did not get mine from Newegg.

Your screenshot of the Voltage Configuration section is weird. For example, mine:



You know the following, but I'll review. Note my screenshot has a CPU Vcore Voltage option, while yours is Vcore Offset Voltage. If I select Offset as the CPU Vcore Voltage option, I get this:



How you have Vcore Offset Voltage as an option name is the weird thing, as you know. There should be no difference between the X370 Killer SLI and X370 Killer SLI/ac UEFI versions, plus you should not be able to flash the SLI/ac board to the SLI's UEFI, IF that made a difference.

Please try this: go into the UEFI, Exit screen, and click the Load UEFI defaults option. First, save your current UEFI settings is a profile on the OC Tweaker screen. After clicking Load UEFI Defaults, Save and Exit the UEFI, don't skip that step, and then go right back into the UEFI and see what you now have on the OC Tweaker screen in the Voltage Configuration section.

EDIT: Just noticed something in your screenshot. Do you have a Sapphire video card?


Edited by parsec - 11 Jun 2017 at 11:24pm

parsec wrote: T3chHippie wrote: Are you SURE it's the Sli/ac and not just the Killer Sli? And did you get it from Newegg? Yes, I am quite sure I have an X370 Killer SLI/ac board. I have the WiFi module included with the board. As said above, I did not get mine from Newegg. Your screenshot of the Voltage Configuration section is weird. For example, mine: You know the following, but I'll review. Note my screenshot has a CPU Vcore Voltage option, while yours is Vcore Offset Voltage. If I select Offset as the CPU Vcore Voltage option, I get this: How you have Vcore Offset Voltage as an option name is the weird thing, as you know. There should be no difference between the X370 Killer SLI and X370 Killer SLI/ac UEFI versions, plus you should not be able to flash the SLI/ac board to the SLI's UEFI, IF that made a difference. Please try this: go into the UEFI, Exit screen, and click the Load UEFI defaults option. First, save your current UEFI settings is a profile on the OC Tweaker screen. After clicking Load UEFI Defaults, Save and Exit the UEFI, don't skip that step, and then go right back into the UEFI and see what you now have on the OC Tweaker screen in the Voltage Configuration section. EDIT: Just noticed something in your screenshot. Do you have a Sapphire video card?