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r/overclocking wiki /r/overclocking IRC Join HWBOT to overclock competitively Rules You should always use your own judgement and realise that the only person responsible for any damage caused by overclocking is you. While posts may contain advice and suggestions to perform actions, you must understand that overclocking has all the potential to be a destructive process with irreversible results.

This reddit may be used for providing and requesting help with overclocking processes.

It also goes a long way in ensuring long term stability so you can get on with your work or play and stay out of the BIOS.A place to share information, help those who are new to overclocking and brag about your latest sucessful overclock! IMPORTANT When overclocking, there are a lot of tricks to perform and settings to tweak adjusting load-line calibration is one of those settings that can help maintain a successful overclock. The safest way? Start with the smallest values. After all, the end goal is to achieve a stable overclock. ItвЂ™s also important that you monitor load voltages and run a stress testing application, such as IntelвЂ™s XTU. If you start at 50 percent, youвЂ™ll want to monitor idle voltage and adjust up or down by 25 percent until you are no longer overvolting. Just like when adjusting core voltage, fine tuning is key here. 0 percent applies the least amount of voltage, while 100% tends to overvolt slightly under load and heavily while idling while this can be beneficial for extreme overclockers, you will want to start somewhere in the middle for 24/7 usage. This allows you to choose how aggressively you want to compensate for voltage loss. The most common, offers a range of percentages to choose from. Some make it simple with only one mode of operation, while others provide half a dozen options or more. Unfortunately, there isnвЂ™t one standard implementation across motherboard manufacturers. This happens in a blink of an eye, and always when your CPU transitions from a state of idle to a state of load. However, under initial heavy load, power to your CPU drops and the amount it drops increases as the workload increases. When your system is idling itвЂ™s perfectly capable of holding the voltage you have set in the BIOS. Short for voltage droop, it's essentially a situation where voltage can drop way too low or also rise way too much. You know, the guy that drank way too much and is now tripping over furniture and knocking all the paintings off your walls-Vdroop is that guy.

Nothing ruins a party more quickly than instability. Load-Line Calibration, or LLC, is a BIOS setting found on most performance motherboards and applies additional voltage to your CPU under load to provide more stability while overclocking and compensates for high and low voltage fluctuations, to keep your voltage line to the CPU more stable.

What is load-line calibration in my BIOS?

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