Vcore

Voltage settings and vcore ratings are used by overclockers all the time....scattergoodQuote ❋ Unknown (2009)

M4A77TD Pro im guessing your vcore too low, or you can try resitting your rams .... ❋ Bleahx (2010)

CPU specs: Intel Celeron (Mendocino-core) 433mhz 66mhz FSB (x6. 5) 2. 0v vcore 250nm manufacturing width Socket 370 128kb L2 cache MMX support (No SSE instructions supported) ❋ Unknown (2010)

To achieve this, we raised the Base Clock to 200MHz, the vcore to 1. 5V, the QPI/VTT to 1. 31V and the CPU PLL to 1. 9V. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Just to make sure the i7-970 didn't need more voltage than the i7-980X EE we did try increasing the vcore above 1. 38125V, but every time we did so the i7-970 kept overheating and throttling back to 3. 8GHz. ❋ Unknown (2010)

My idle cpu vcore is 0. 99v ... max reading is 1. 38v ... ❋ Bleahx (2010)

This theoretical limit is beyond the maximum stable overclock of the sample we tested, so you'll need to use a lot more vcore and exotic cooling to manage it, if at all. ❋ Unknown (2010)

(Mendocino-core) 433mhz 66mhz FSB (x6. 5) 2. 0v vcore 250nm manufacturing width Socket 370 128kb L2 cache MMX support (No SSE instructions supported) ❋ Unknown (2010)

To stabilise the overclock we boosted the vcore to 1. 38125V, the CPU PLL to 1. 96V, the QPI to 1. 375V, the IOH to 1. 3V and the ICH to 1. 2V. ❋ Unknown (2010)

To do this, we used a vcore of 1. 35V, a QPI/VTT of 1. 2V and a CPU PLL of 1. 9V. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Basically, when I play certain games, it will hang after 5-10 mins, and even ctrl-alt-del wont work, forcing me to force shutdown the whole cpu. vcore too low? ❋ Bleahx (2010)

FSB termination voltage can be played with a bit once you run out of room on your vcore.

These will both eventually need to have their vcore bumped up.

Increase the vcore by the lowest increment and test every time.

Don't set your vcore too low, [the system] might [not even] [boot up]. ❋ Fluid (2004)

I had to [raise] the vcore to keep my [CPU] [stable]. ❋ Oblong_Cheese (2003)