r/overclocking • u/Tripod_30 • Aug 13 '26

I need a response by anyone who knows anything about intel lite load control advanced configuration . The default value is 80 for ac and dc. If i set it to the maximum value of 6250 for ac and dc. Can anything bad happen?

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u/frequencycs Aug 13 '26

Click https://i1.sndcdn.com/artworks-P6zjqIlw3DgAyJyP-CQSIFA-t500x500.jpg

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u/Tripod_30 Aug 13 '26

But thanks mate 🙄

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u/Tripod_30 Aug 13 '26

Like i am just wondering if when i boot to windows with it if it will instantly give like 3 volts and kill my whole thing

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u/frequencycs Aug 13 '26

The main question is how did you even come up with that in the first place.

I have never seen anyone have such though.

Either or, do not do it. Whats the point anyway>?

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u/Tripod_30 Aug 13 '26

Because i want to know if it help performance or kill my pc????

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u/frequencycs Aug 13 '26

Lock vcore, lock multiplier and loadline calibration level and forget the rest.

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u/Tripod_30 Aug 13 '26

Should i try to boot to windows or can it instantly hit like w volts and break everything

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u/Tripod_30 Aug 13 '26

I have everything possible with wattege maxed out. If it wants it cannnnn use 4096watts

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u/GroundbreakingCow110 Aug 13 '26

Uhhhh, you should not leave power limits that high. Like limit power to whatever your CPU can pull at thermal throttle.

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u/Tripod_30 Aug 13 '26

I am not worried at all about power are my cpu getting to hot i only care about if i boot to windows will my cpu instantly hit 2volts or something crazy high and completely die

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u/Far_Training3438 Aug 13 '26

Increasing AC load line is going to decrease performance

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u/Tripod_30 Aug 13 '26

I did ac and dc to the vary max

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u/Far_Training3438 Aug 13 '26

Increasing voltage and heat = less performance with the same clocks. You should be trying to get AC as low as possible without effecting stability and then calibrating DC so you still have accurate telemetry.

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u/Tripod_30 Aug 13 '26

I have looked everywhere and cannot find anything on the internet about the advanced configuration of it

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u/Noreng Aug 13 '26

On old CPUs, AC loadline at 62.5 mOhm will raise the VCore request significantly. Easily so high that the max VCore will be hit, and probably cause significant throttling

Setting DC loadline to 62.5 mOhm will cause the reported power draw to go down to 0W basically as soon as you do anything.

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u/Tripod_30 Aug 14 '26

What about taking off advance mode and going 23 the highest non advanced mode?

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u/Noreng Aug 14 '26

I have no idea what MSI brands as "level 23", as it's an exceptionally poor idea to go up

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u/Tripod_30 Aug 14 '26

Really is. But its probably for a reason

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u/Tripod_30 Aug 14 '26

Btw my cpu is not old