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If i lock my CPU voltage should i also set the CPU north bridge voltage identical? Or leave it on auto. My guess is set it as the same as CPU voltage?
(1.421 in my case)
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2010-12-07, 07:08 PM #1Deleted
Quick voltage question
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2010-12-07, 07:36 PM #2Dreadlord
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No. The CPU NB is a different part with different voltage needs. They should be set independently of each other
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2010-12-07, 07:59 PM #3Titan
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On AMD board you should never touch Northbridge settings unless you're going for extreme overclocking with liquid helium or want to get every last Mhz out of it. vcore and core multiplier settings should be enough to reach your maximum OC potential within ~5% margin.
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2010-12-07, 08:05 PM #4Deleted
Alright Thanks. Luckily i havent touched the NB voltage settings yet ^^ Only locked vcore to 1.421
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2010-12-08, 12:19 AM #5Mechagnome
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You can touch it, but it really is for a bit more expert oc, it handles decent increases pretty decently though, has long has you don't overdo it by a mile slight changes are no biggie, for example increasing nb speed till a certain point gives more a performance boost per clock then a cpu clock frequency but when doing that the need to increase nb voltage rises pretty soon.
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