So, I passed the synthetic tests, and even in-game, I can play well in all types of games—single-core, multi-core, etc. However, sometimes when I launch a game, I see this error in HWInfo, but the game starts and everything runs normally. Even the temperatures are under control. Is it dangerous for my CPU to play with this error, or is it just an indication of some kind of instability?
Thanks! I’d like to know if I can continue using my overclock (OC). Surely, there are some tweaks I can make in the BIOS, but this is my first AORUS motherboard, and everything is named differently, positioned in different places, and there isn’t much material available for my Z790 AORUS PRO X WIFI 7.
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Instability. You shouldn’t get any WHEAs.
These are corrected errors. The system is unstable, but it was able to recover without causing a crash.
It’s not dangerous for the CPU, but it might cause performance problems, and you’re not too far off from an uncorrectable error that can cause a crash.
set CPU E-Cores L2 Cache voltage mode “offset”
set CPU E-Cores L2 Cache voltage Offset Mode “+”
set CPU E-Cores L2 Cache voltage Offset 0.025 (if errors still appear try increase up to 0.1 with step 0.025)
its for MSI, not sure how on Gigabyte voltages work,
but should be similiar +0.025v to E-core cache something like that