Question about Cpu load line Calibration?

[mika]

So iam trying to figure out what this feature does exactly- From what I understand it ups your v-core in certin situations correct? I also Noticed no more Clock speed going up and down,I used Digi plus power control to set Cpu load line calibration to ultra-high.

So am I understanding this right or no>? Thank you.

[_I_]

llc is to help combat vdroop
(core voltage drop under load)

tries to run a higher voltage when the cpu is pulling more current

im guessing its an amd cpu, as long as the core voltage is staying around 1.2-1.4v its fine
higher voltage will make the cpu run hotter, just make sure its under 62-72c depending on the cpu

if its not overclocked, keep llc on low, it shouldnt be needed, unless the vrm config is 3+1 on a 95w+ cpu

[mika]

I have a Fx 9370 at 1.550 V core- Load temp is 45c. its clocked at 5 ghz. 24x cpu multi...... 210 Fsb.

[_I_]

are you using ln2?
thats about the only way to keep a fx9000 that cold at 5ghz
esp at 1.55v, thats pushing it for a custom loop

[mika]

No iam not using Liquid nitrogen lol. Its just a CoolerMaster seidon 120 V clc. It is at 5 ghz I have no reason to lie to you.

[_I_]

turn down the oc, your cooking the cpu

check it with cpuz, its most likely throttling to keep things cool
cpu or vrms

if the case has no airflow over the vrm heatsinks, they will cause throttling too even tho the cpu is still cold

the cm 120mm closed loop is about as good as the 212evo with good case airflow

[UberFiend]

it doesn't run a higher voltage, it tries to monitor requirements & maintain power under increases in demand so there isn't a sudden drop in voltage. (Vdroop)

if you're o/cing LLC should be On.

[mika]

I think my cpu is fine, how am i cooking it? lol

[_I_]

or your cooking the mobo/vrms