[Neuromancer]

VCCSA should help with PCIE flaking as the system agent handles PCIE/DMI/Power controller etc.

There is no separate PCIE control which is why the systems are BCLK limited.

Mysettings for 5.2GHz (everyones will be differnt and I seem to need more vcore than others) This is a little flaky.. same settings drop BCLK to 100 though and its very stable...

1st page

Manual
100
All Cores 51x
PLL OVervoltage enabled
2133 mem divider
EPU disabled
9-11-9-27-2T
CPU power management
Ratio Auto
EIST disabled
Turbo Enabled
Primary Plane Current Limit Auto (can bet set up to 1023Amps though)
LLC High/UltraHigh
VRM Manual 500 (this does not really seem to make a differnce TBH)
Phase control Extreme
Duty Control Extreme
Current 140%
1.525 manual
1.675 vdimm
1.1625 SA
1,,28 IO
1.5-2.0 PLL (Placebo effect?)
PCH 1.15
Manually set all DRAM refs to .5
Spread Spectrum disabled

pg 2
Ratio Auto
Thermal disabled
Active Cores ALL
Limit CPUID Disabled
XD Enabled (should be disabled I suppose)
VT Disabled
EIST Disbled
Turbo enabled
C1-c6 disabled

PCH-HPET Enabled

Onboard
Up to you. I have ethernet enabled and USB3... Serial port must be enabled for Bluetooth to communicate

APM All to disabled except PO by PCIE Enabled. (supposed to prevent Double boot when retrieving PCH pageS)

3rd page
Qfans disabled
Ignore CPU voltage (thanks Splig) DOH!

4th page
Numlock off (if you want it on in windowS)
Fullscreen disabled
Option ROM Keep current... (this speeds up boot as you dont get the Intel/Marvell RAID splash screens)
Setup- Advanced


At 5GHz that is very stable upping the BCLK to 102.. its 75% it boots. When it does boot it runs any benchmark...


If CPUZ is showing CPU speed as 16x, try setting EPU to low power saving mode. restarting and then disabling it and restarting again. Set High Performance in windows as well. (Obviously)