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@@spirit7792 what is your cpu and memory modules speed (mhz) and class latency? Make sure your BIOS is updated to the correct motherboard model. You can get it from ASUS TUF website in the support section of your motherboard model. Try to "Load Optimized Defaults" found in your "Exit" BIOS tab. Then enable your XMP1. Do not disable your turbo boost. I do not advise that for gaming purposes. Because your cpu will then just default to the maximum speed of your lowest core. It will mostly keep it to base speed. Save, reboot and then try gaming. Let me know.

@@tweakmixbuilds i have i7 13700kf memory 32 GB 3600 mhz and bios version i had 1205 bud there newer versions i think i most update bios?

For best CPU support, please update your BIOS to "TUF GAMING B760-PLUS WIFI D4 BIOS 1661". www.asus.com/motherboards-components/motherboards/tuf-gaming/tuf-gaming-b760-plus-wifi-d4/helpdesk_bios?model2Name=TUF-GAMING-B760-PLUS-WIFI-D4 .....JUST MAKE SURE THAT THIS IS YOU CORRECT MOTHERBOARD MODEL BEFORE UPGRADING BIOS. After you update the BIOS, you do this: "Try to "Load Optimized Defaults" found in your "Exit" BIOS tab. Then enable your XMP1. Do not disable your turbo boost. I do not advise that for gaming purposes. Because your cpu will then just default to the maximum speed of your lowest core. It will mostly keep it to base speed. Save, reboot and then try gaming. Let me know." *please do take note that your CPU overclocking may not be fully supported due to your motherboard's chipset (B760) limitations.

@@tweakmixbuilds yes it is my motherboard and where i can find the maximum speed

@@spirit7792 If turbo boost is enabled, with your motherboard, your CPU should reach 5.3-5.4Ghz top speed.

@@MitunaMiwok-y4g Thank you.

Hi there. You may follow my instructions from here. ruclips.net/video/sI08bLtxtC4/видео.html . Thanks for watching. Please like and subscribe and watch more of my videos. More to come out soon.

Please upgrade to BIOS Version 1658. Then try the "Optimal" BIOS settings first. Then use the benchmark results as your baseline. Then try your settings afterwards. Then compare results from the optimal settings baseline results. The adjust as needed - to your preference and stable system.

And also I think the B760 chipset does not support overclocking. That's why your Intel tuning software features are greyed-out. You need a motherboard with a "Z" prefix on the chipset. Like Z790...

Since I cannot see your BIOS from here. And it depends system per system, for safety reasons of your PC investment, I suggest forn you to try downloading Intel Extreme Tuning Utility (Intel XTU) tool directly from Intel. Just choose the correct operating system when download it. Install it and go to the undervolt section of the tool. Gradually lower down voltage. And perform the stability tests provided in the Intel Extreme Tuning Utility (Intel XTU) tool itself. Check and monitor your system stats (like temp and frequency) choose the most stable undervolt setting best for your cpu cooler as well. When you reach your desired setting, save it and reboot your system. You should be good by then. For best CPU temps even without undervolting... you can try some of the best AIOs or air coolers in your country/area. In my experience, 12700k are pretty much the best i7 perfomers at an easy to manage cooling and cpu cooler fan curve settings. In my 12700k setup, I use a dual air-cooler tower Noctua NH-D15. At an ambient of 24C in the room, I can get 35C low - 75C highest from idle to playing triple-A games.

What processor model are you overclocking?

Yes. Smooth as butter!

Thank you!

Hi there. Do you notice any unusual temperature increase in either you CPU or GPU when every time your FPS drops significantly (about 60 FPS you mentioned)? And what (capacity) power supply do you use?

What is your motherboard?

​@@tweakmixbuilds hey im looking to undervolt my i7 13700k, im using asus prime z790, but i have no clue what to change in bios settings

hi @haithamyaldoqu3722 Valorant is a CPU bound game. If your CPU overheats while gaming, try to check the following. Any of these might help you resolve your overheating CPU: 1. Try checking your AIO or CPU air cooler's functionality, if everything is good. Clean if needed. Check your CPU cooler fans for any abnormal/unusual sound squeaking, might need replacement. 2. Check you AIO or CPU air cooler's fan curve. You might need to adjust to a more aggressive curve, like 100% (fan speed) on 75 or 80C CPU temperature. 3. Clean and replace CPU thermal paste, then re-seat your AIO or CPU air cooler. Let me know.

Sounds like he needs to under volt his CPU and he's forcing his PC on performance he doesn't have on PC if your getting blue screens even on low settings you definitely have old components I would suggest a PC reset and fresh windows install make sure your not just switching on all types of settings you have no clue about

What CPU and CPU cooler are you using?

@@tweakmixbuilds 12700kf and coolermaster ar360 AIO but with these settings the voltages run waaaay high too can't undervolt anything under 1.3v the systems requires minimum 1.42 with these syncing all cores

@@retractionmusic4972 Please check your AIO fan curve settings. Try to set the fans at 100% when 80degC CPU temp is reached. Try not undervolting it first.

@@tweakmixbuilds yeah I don't know why 12 gen and up runs so hot it's crazy, but the voltages just seems to push so high on this gen

@@retractionmusic4972 happy to help.

I think the Asus TUF B550 Plus WiFi is for AMD processors. So if this correct, then my answer is "no". Because you'll need a Ryzen AM4 cpu for that motherboard.

Make sure that your BIOS has the most recent update. Go to your BIOS setting. Set to "optimal settings". Set your RAM to XMP1. And "Disable" (if you are not planning to overclock your cpu) Asus Multicore Enhancement. Save BIOS and restart your PC. Check again if your CPU can already reach up to 4.9mhz or higher by using any of your CPU benchmarking software you have.

Yes. You should! To maximize your rig's potential. I have another gaming PC that is very similar to yours. Refer to my RUclips video link: ruclips.net/video/3HGooHfRT3M/видео.htmlsi=PBXU_1TLr6cDm-DH. I did a stability test after BIOS setting. First you need to update your BIOS ( rog.asus.com/motherboards/rog-strix/rog-strix-z590-f-gaming-wifi-model/helpdesk_bios/ ) if you haven't yet. Just make sure that you have a good cooler. Your ROG-Z590 mobo should show you a cooler rating high enough good enough to overclock your cpu. You need a good cooling system as well. As the 11700k is quite hot in the temp department. Have fun!

Hi! I have i7 12700K and a Motherboard Z790-P D4. I do this overclock?

@@snowzerazk My suggestion is, Yes! So that you an maximize your cost to performance experience. But do take note that before overclocking, please make sure you have considered all these in your rig: good airflow (intake and exhaust), good cpu cooling (AIO, custom water cooling or rated air cooler) and good rated power supply [PSU] (for you to have ample power based on total wattage of CPU, GPU and your entire system. a bronze rating is already goo. But Gold is definitely better). For stable power CPU power, please make sure to plug all motherboard ATX CPU power cords (usually located at the upper left of the motherboard near the heat spreaders) supplied by your PSU. Have fun and enjoy!

@@tweakmixbuildsHey do you know what setting it would be to limit my wattage? Im trying to stay under 220w with this CPU and if I get a 14900k I would like to know because I have the exact same motherboard. Thanks for the video.

@@whitebeltbjj3739 , hi there! There are several ways to do it. You might want to try this one first: Download (from Intel website) and install Intel Extreme Tuning Utility (XTU). Go to "Advance Tuning" tab. Look for "Turbo Boost Max" and "Turbo Boost Short Power Max" settings. Set those to your desired wattage limit (like 220W). Then apply settings. And use your computer with that setting. Make sure to monitor temperatures and test stability (you can use Cinebench, AIDA64, Prime95, etc.). Let me know! Thanks. And favor please to help me continue this: like and subscribe. Thanks again!

Thank you for watching.

You may change it to what Gen your M.2 SSD or GPU specifies. But you may also leave it on Auto. No performance issue either way. The lesser your auto settings are, the faster you BIOS will load. But if you are unsure, leave it on auto.

Hi there. I put the Noctua's NF-A12x25 PWM fan. It's only 120mm so it will fit. And the maximum 2,000rpm of it can really push in more sufficient air. Though in actual gaming (overclocked cpu setting), PWM only pushes 50-75% of its speed because the other fan helps to push more air out as well.

Hi! The TVB boost profile will just add voltage to your CPU and eventually heat it up some more with just a little gain. I suggest, if you're new to overclocking, first you have to figure out first why you will do overclocking. Or if there is a need for you to do so. Now if you have figured-out what you would want to achieve in overclocking, I would suggest for you to research more on undervolting your cpu instead. For OC1 and OC2 tuning profiles, I suggest you use OC1 if you are using an air cooler. And OC2 if you're using an AIO/watercooling. Conduct benchmarks with available softwares online like Cinebench, Prime95, etc. Record and compare results while you change settings. So you would know your best and stable settings that suits your computing or gaming requirement. Keep safe and have fun!

@@tweakmixbuilds thanks 🤗

@@11xxDIMAxx11 , you're welcome.

@tweakmixbuilds Anyway, i tried last time, and the temperature was good with Oc 2, and I chose Tvb Boost profile 2 And i think the cpu was on 5.0 ghz or something like this dont remember if it was on 4.9 or 5.0 Anyway, the temperature in the game was 60°c But yeah, i read that Auto oc set really high voltage, and it's not good. Hmm oc i do just wanna test my new cpu what can do and how many fps can give me when i play. Sometime i use cpu to decritp some hashes and i see that when i oc on my speed of decript its more fast. Sow yeah i just wanna a stable Oc. For everyday. I have air coller but i have a really open and big case, and i have 8 collers 😀 in my case. 4 on the left 2 on top ontaher 1 on back and 1 big in the front. Sow yeah. And obviosly 2 coller on my air coller :) Temperature its awsome and o have Protection for the socket you know for 12 /13 gen that give me too -°C on cpu.

​@@tweakmixbuilds i do all you show now my controler not recognize

Hi there! Update your BIOS to Version 2703. Then in BIOS, go to "Specific Performance Core". You can change your offset value from there. Save and reset. With your Intel OC Tool not installing - install Intel XTU instead. When prompted, choose "Install Anyway".

What voltage value would you suggest for the 12700K?

​@@tweakmixbuildsundervolt it with a 0.1 offset. Im switching to intel, but even ryzen, stock voltages are usually unhealthy.

@@Keaweahe I'll try. Thanks.

You're welcome.

Using MSI Afterburner, I set 2,000mhz for gpu frequency and 1,000mhz for the ram. And leave everything on default. For fan curve, I just used the 30% on 30C, 50% on 50C and 100% on 70C.

The fan to the right is pulling air to the left. All the vertical fans in my rig are pulling right to left. All my horizontal fans are pulling upwards. You might want to checkout my video pertaining to airflow. ruclips.net/video/x5ufqOzzH8U/видео.html

@@tweakmixbuilds thanks how much do you think it drops adding that extra fan on cpu cooler the one to the right ?

@@TheOneGhost12 15% drop on idle and 10% on OC game mode.

@@tweakmixbuilds so if it was 75 c it would drop it 7.5??? Are you sure

@@TheOneGhost12 Based from my experience, yes. And you can see in my rig in this video that it did not even reach past 63C on overclock mode while running Cinebench. Something to note though that my main cooling system here are Noctua Fans. There are high push/pull of air happening in the system. And my ambient room temp here is at around 23/24C around the time that this test was performed. For there are many things that can affect the cpu cooling. Like what thermal paste you use and your PWM settings as well - that can affect greatly as well.

Nope. The PSU gets air intake from the bottom of the case and blows the heat out directly through its rear perforations.

I tried a stable 5.1 ghz at 1.4v using an NH-D15 dual tower air cooler.

Thank you!

Thanks as well. Great specs you have there! I hope I can upload my BIOS video in time when you are already building your rig. This motherboard is one of the best one out there on DDR4. And my Noctua NH-D15 is still doing a great job supporting the 12700K's high performance.

Here you go..BIOS Setup: ruclips.net/video/sI08bLtxtC4/видео.html

According to Noctua’s Standardised Performance Rating (NSPR) the rating of NH-U12A for an R7 5700X is at 169. Which means that you'll have best turbo/overclocking headroom. But depending on you ambient temp, you'll expect a little higher than your current 65C on max compared with your current AIO. But it will definitely hold with good thermal paste application and PWM fan curve settings. Best for you to get Noctua's NH-D15 (dual) instead for more heat dissipation for your cpu. You'll just need to check your motherboard and case compatibility for it if in case you'll decide for this beast an air-cooler. A good investment and super quiet.

Sure. Your current hardware setup is closest to my current rig. I can help you with that. We just need to start from your BIOS. Let me know if you have a discord account. It can be limited here in the chats. And my video can take some time to upload.

I might be of help here: ruclips.net/video/sI08bLtxtC4/видео.html

It helped to lessen 3C more while cpu is overclocked running in games. I wouldn't recommend the investment and effort in installing a 3rd fan if your cpu is running on stock settings. And you'll need better intake ventilation more by doing so.

I custom-designed AIDA64 Extreme's sensor panel and send it to that small HD screen to display.

Thanks for the response! :)

@@tweakmixbuilds Would you mind telling me what kind of monitor that is?

@@234Musician Sure! It is a 5-inch HD Capacitive Display screen by Daewoo. It can be other brands too. But my suggestion is to get the one with HDMI input(from GPU as 2nd monitor or so) and USB-powered that you can plug to your PC. So it only powers up when your PC is ON.

So sorry. Didn't quite understand what you're asking? Please let me know. Maybe I can help. Thanks.

I was asking for your BIOS settings to hit these numbers. @@tweakmixbuilds

Here you go: ruclips.net/video/sI08bLtxtC4/видео.html I hope it helps.

That's great!

Yeah. These Noctua fans and cpu air cooler are really doing a great job in my rig!

It is a 5-inch HD Capacitive display(800x400 reso) I use as my hardware stats monitor.

@@tweakmixbuilds what software you using to monitor?

@@haies09 I'm using AIDA64 Extreme. Please like and subscribe to support my channel. So that I can upload more good and helpful stuff. Thank you!

Yes! Noctua themselves rated the NH-U12A 169 NSPR. Which is aside from their NH-D15, also has the best turbo/overclocking headroom. In my experience, it is a good cooler for the i7-12700KF. Just keep your ambient to at least 24C or lower when overclocking. House it in a good or best airflow case possible with efficient/reliable fans and you are good!

@@tweakmixbuilds ok thank you very much I actually didn't plan to overclock it will only be used for gaming

@@JKJookeer You're welcome. Enjoy! Please like and subscribe to support my channel. Thank you!

@@tweakmixbuilds Hi. What motherboard do you have? They say this cooler is not compatible with Asus rog strix z690.

@@MrOvyB Hi! In this video, I was using an ASUS TUF Gaming B660M-Plus WIFI D4. Only the ASUS ROG Strix Z690-G Gaming WIFI D4 and the ASUS ROG Strix Z690-G Gaming WiFi are compatible with Noctua's NH-U12A (at least in ROG Strix' Z690 motherboards), due to the other ROG Strix Z690 model's VRM heatsink design that is causing the heatpipes of NH-U12A to touch the VRM heatsink. So the NH-U12A will not fit and sit properly on the cpu. I highly discourage forcing it to fit. Installation turned by 90° (blowing towards the top of the case) in some Strix Z690 models are possible. But I wouldn't recommend it.

Yes, I did. Check out my video with that configuration ruclips.net/video/lscBETrL-jc/видео.html

Thank you!

The RAM can do a slight bump in the clocks on-stock. How did your system score when you overclock it using Extreme OC in Asus TUF Z690-Plus WIFI D4's BIOS? What temps did you get running the Intel 12700K on Noctua's NH-D15 cooler? I overclocked mine up to 36% stable frequency having the cpu temps not to exceed 95C in a 28C room temp. But I'm sure I can bench it higher if I crank my AC up (coldest possible).

@@tweakmixbuilds Extreme OC was 4.9Ghz and 3.9Ghz (not really sure). 23569 overclocked and 22580 on stock. And the temps... with undervolt, on stock, with installed 12th gen frame and D15 i ive got something like 74-80C. Without undervolt and frame i ve got 90-100 on full load. And the overclocked temp of Extreme OC is 95C on pretty same room temp, with a little unestabilished undervolt. With more than 5ghz system is unstable, but when it's stable, it's totally out of the TDP 200W and 100C is hit pretty fast, only AIO may help further.

@@yaneemdetey Woah! Those temps are pretty steep! But results are impressive! Thanks for sharing!

@@tweakmixbuilds it's you thanks for making video, as searching information about avegare build is a good reference point to understand if my build is okay :) I still searching for optimal profile, but per-core overclock is looks too complex for me. And obviously, 1.3V on this motherboard is excessive and it leads to insane temp. Also 12th gen frame is a must. Maybe delid is also an option but i am scaried chicken to do it myself lol

@@yaneemdetey You're most welcome! I might also do more benching with this 12700K. Since I just completed my "Project H7".

Thank you.

Thank you. Which update is this? I might have missed it.

@@tweakmixbuilds the update about youtube handles i got an email about it

@@kidgamer4734 Oh, ok. Got it, got it. Thanks!

Hi. It is still AIDA64, just showing it's Sensor Panel monitoring feature.

@@tweakmixbuilds thanks didn‘t know that Aida sensor panel feature. l´m using HWinfo on regular basis

@@norbertwenkel9139 You're welcome.

Coming soon!

@@tweakmixbuilds Great!!

This might help. ruclips.net/video/sI08bLtxtC4/видео.html