Recently built PC with 14600K on a Asus TUF Gaming Z690-Plus D4. I did some light undervolt to protect the CPU from degrading. For some reason, the CB R23 is much lower than expected from this CPU comparing to online benchmarks. Is it silicon related or is there some configuration that I need to do?

Specs

* CPU: 14600K microcode 0x12B
* Mainboard: Asus TUF Gaming Z690-Plus D4
* RAM: 2 x 8GB Adata XPG
* Cooling: DeepCool AK500
* PSU: Corsair CV650

BIOS settings

* Intel Default Settings - Performance
* XMP = Disabled
* SVID behaviour = Typical Scenario
* MCE = Disabled
* LLC Level 4
* AC/DC LL = Auto
* PL1 = PL2 = 181W
* Cpu Core/Cache Current Limit = 200A
* Unlimited ICCMAX = Disabled
* IA VR Voltage Limit = 1350mV
* IA TDC Current Limit = MB Capabilities
* IA/SA CEP = Enabled
* Actual VRM Core Voltage = Auto
* Gloval Core SVID Voltage = Adaptive Mode - Offset = -0.1V

2 Comments

  1. NB: LLC4 with AC/DC LL set to Auto means 0.4/1.0 mOhm in this Mobo according to HWInfo.

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