After recently buying a noctua nh d-14 for my i7 2600k i had a little play with it over the weekend on the auto voltage settings, setting down to set a decent stable clock manually i began to set the vcore manually but its never working properly either it doesnt boot into windows or when it does boot into windows only 1 core seems to be working or being recognised. the motherboard is an evga z68 ftw, i have tried a variety of voltages etc but no joy. whenever i set it back to auto voltage it works pefect again, its got the latest bios which i flashed again today just to make sure but its still not working. ive been in touch with evga and the guy said i should have a look under the chipset heatsink to see if it has p67 or z68 printed somewhere ????
Raising VCORE manually
- Thread starter krel
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yassarikhan786
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That's a Z68 board mate. Isn't it obvious, given it's called an evga z68 ftw?
Did you set the vcore on the "AI Tweaker" page? You're probably just not pushing enough vcore through the CPU.
Did you set the vcore on the "AI Tweaker" page? You're probably just not pushing enough vcore through the CPU.
Probably just overlooked the z68 in the name.
