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When you guys run Karhu do you change advanced setting? I usually run with CPU cache option enabled but curious what other run. Also use to check FPU, but havent used Karhu in a while.

If it is stable for what you do is all the matters. I know that I can boot and run lower voltages but they will fail memory tests and other stability test.

Cpu was at default, lowered my mem oc from 4266c16 to 4133c15 and it passed so it was mem oc failing. Not saying anyone else should use it just sharing what i found from using it. I have seen some people say it is too stressful and an unrealistic load.

Does it work for you? If it works it is enough, if it doesnt work probably not enough. I have never tested that low. It is going to vary from MB to MB and IMC to IMC, memory sr vs dr, hynic vs samsung, timings etc. Too many variables. I think it is probably too low but you need to test it for...

I am too dumb / lazy to use / figure out gsat ;) But I had on z690 Strix d4 4266c16 passed memtestpro 5 100% and Tm5 UNiversal 2 config and errored in y cruncher 2.5 within seconds. https://benchmate.org/ makes it easy to run...

@BangerMV There is no vccio on z690 that I know of. Just Sa and VDDQ. I have tested with 2x16 b die on z690 Strix d4 and unless you use loose timings or god tier IMC you will need more than 1.2v on SA and vddq to run higher clocks. 2x8 might take less havent really used it as my 2x16 is already...

at 7.25 what is under cpu/vrm setting? I dont have a gigabyte board, with Asus it is on main page with all the other voltages.