ASROCK Z790 Series Setup Manual page 55

Intel Z790/H770/B760 Series
VDDQ Voltage
Allows you to configure the VDDQ Voltage supported by PMIC at DRAM side. The VDDQ
output can be measured through PMIC ADC with step size 0.015V. VDDQ information is
contained in memory SPD and XMP. You can check it via the Memory Information tool.
Configuration options: [JEDEC Standard] [OC Demand]
VDDQ Voltage Range
JEDEC Standard ranges from 0.800V to 1.435V. OC Demand ranges from 0.800V to 2.070V.
OC Demand may not be applied if PMIC OC CAP is JEDEC PMIC. You can check it via
the Memory Information tool.
Configuration options: [JEDEC Standard] [OC Demand]
VPP Voltage
Allows you to configure the VPP Voltage supported by PMIC at DRAM side. The VPP
output can be measured through PMIC ADC with step size 0.015V. VPP information is
contained in memory SPD and XMP. You can check it via the Memory Information tool.
VDD Eventual Voltage
Allows you to configure the final VDD Voltage.
VDDQ Eventual Voltage
Allows you to configure the final VDDQ Voltage.
VPP Eventual Voltage
Allows you to configure the final VPP Voltage.
PMIC Protection Unlock
Allows you to configure PMIC Protection Unlock settings.
Configuration options: [Auto] [Enabled]
PLL Voltage Configuration
P-Core PLL Voltage Offset
PLL Voltage Offset value ranges from 0 to 15 bins, and each bin is 15mV. Adding 5 or more
bins will help to increase the range of this domain frequency in extreme overclocking
conditions. The best bins will be different on each processor. You have to find the best bins
for your own processor.
E-Core PLL Voltage Offset
PLL Voltage Offset value ranges from 0 to 15 bins, and each bin is 15mV. Adding 5 or more
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