I have experienced some odd things with my core voltage lately.
im stable at 1.296v 5ghz on my cpu (did alot of tests for several hours)
However adding more voltage should give more stability right? if i wanted to be AVX stable for example.
If I go anything above 1.32v I crash within 10 minutes, and if I increase even more..
1.34v crash after 5min (ish)
1.36v 3min
1.38v 1min
etc.
Never going above 90C in any of the tests so should not be crash because of this.
Anyone experienced this before? The big question for me is why does it crash the higher core voltage i go?
The VRM heatsink is hot AF if i would've touched it for more than 2 seconds, I would hurt myself.
[Test used prime95 v26.6 small ffts]
Im using a z390 phantom gaming 6 mobo
9900k
2080 ti
DDR4 @ 4266mhz CL19
Corsair RM750x 750w PSU
All in a good custom loop 3x 240mms radiators
im stable at 1.296v 5ghz on my cpu (did alot of tests for several hours)
However adding more voltage should give more stability right? if i wanted to be AVX stable for example.
If I go anything above 1.32v I crash within 10 minutes, and if I increase even more..
1.34v crash after 5min (ish)
1.36v 3min
1.38v 1min
etc.
Never going above 90C in any of the tests so should not be crash because of this.
Anyone experienced this before? The big question for me is why does it crash the higher core voltage i go?
The VRM heatsink is hot AF if i would've touched it for more than 2 seconds, I would hurt myself.
[Test used prime95 v26.6 small ffts]
Im using a z390 phantom gaming 6 mobo
9900k
2080 ti
DDR4 @ 4266mhz CL19
Corsair RM750x 750w PSU
All in a good custom loop 3x 240mms radiators