EASY 5GHZ OVERCLOCKING GUIDE - Z390 Aorus Motherboards
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- In today's video I'll take you through all the settings you'll need for a quick and easy 5GHZ Overclock on a Z390 Aorus motherboard. I'm using the Master version, but the settings will be similar for all Aorus Z390 motherboards and compatible unlocked CPUs.
The aim of this guide is to get you up and running as quickly as possible. For more detailed guides where I go into finer detail on what each of the settings do, as well as fine-tuning your overclock, check out this playlist:
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NOTE: These guides are provided as-is. It is your own responsibility to make sure you know what you're doing. Boosted MEdia is not responsible for any damages or loss of data experienced as a result of following this guide.
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Thank you for doing this video. I recently bought an Aorus Z390 Master motherboard to overclock my 9900k and these settings worked perfect for me. I already notice a difference in iRacing in VR. You guys are the best Will, keep up the great work!
Boosted Thankyou so much for this, I have the Z390 master and there’s not many guides on these boards, Legend 🙌🙌🙃🙃
Newer BOIs has changed so much. I have no idea where things are. 😭 How about a newest BIOS update?
coolflexy has one
Had to downgrade the bios to 9 and M.I.T is back with no issues, pretty sure it's from 10 - 11 - 12k up
Thank you man, helped me alot overclocking my z390 with my i7 9700k cpu
Ordered this same pair. Are you running 5ghz?
JJ i am running 5ghz same setup no problems
I know I'm 9 months late but you really helped thank you! Got a solid 5ghz overclock with max temperatures hitting 75c
with stock cooling?
@@augeXL of course not
Thanks for the Overcloking guide for the specific board.I have the same board and get 5Ghz on 1.32 Vcore 👍
No problem :)
You are my go to guy for this type of stuff, your knowledge towards this kind of stuff is very inspirational.
Keep up the great work, hope you had a great Christmas and looking forward to your 2020 videos.
Thanks Alex :)
Bruh we got the same profile pic😂
Perfect guide for GB Z390 owners. Thanks a tonne
As always man, thanks, i learned from you overclocking my 8700k and now I have the 9900k with your recommended setting's and is AWESOME THANKS BROTHER GOD BLESS YOU.... Forgot to say I did those settings to my Aorus z390 Pro AWESOME bios menu are different but they are there just need to dig into it lol
With the F12 bios I found setting the Clock Ratio to 50, Ring Ratio to 47 and the CPU Vcore Loadline Calibration to low is all I needed to hit 5ghz stable. (the F12 bios is solid and Gigabyte did a very good job with it)
Hey I know it's been a year but did this last? I'm new to this
@NeVeRLiFt I put the same thing you mention and I can say that it works like a charm. Here with Z390 pro with f12 bios.
5ghz for beloW 70° w custom watter here.
I did this and needed to remove the battery from mainboard to get back into bios. Gigabyte destroyed the motherboard with it.
Does this still work
Awesome video man! I like how you take the time to explain the options. In fact it was because of this that me as a noob could guess which settings to configure based on the differences of the bios and their names. The latter versions are labelled so differently.
Thanks! Got my 9900k running at 5GHz with 1.280v 👌
where did you buy your chip from?
This was really helpful I have a Auros z390 with i7-8700k and I didn’t have as many options on my screen as you did ,but I think I got it.
HELLO, can you please do an OVERCLOCKING GUIDE FOR THE NEW BIOS VERSION OF GIGABYTE Z390? Thank you.
Would like to know also. The BIOS layout is different now.
Hans Vos did you ever figure it out I need help aswell
yeah, i would like that too. ive got the version 10 and the options are different lol
@@medomathkour9665 yes, I've done a lot of testing past couple days and managed to land on a satisfactory 5 GHz stable overclock. Below are my settings. These are all the changes I made after I applied the optimized default. To be sure I didn't get any shenanigans I also cleared CMOS and updated to BIOS F11e.
BIOS: F11e
Enhanced Multi-Core Support: Disabled
CPU Clock Ratio: 50
Ring Ratio: Auto (43)
AVX Offset: 0
X.M.P. memory profile applied
CPU Vcore: 1.300
C-States Control: Disabled
CPU Vcore Loadline Calibration: Turbo
CPU Vcore Current Protection: Extreme
PWM Phase Control: eXm Perf
@@oooooo-vn3gx nah, f11e has been much easier and overall better for my 9900k oc to 5Ghz solid
Top notch explanations. Appreciate the details on WHY you are setting things a certain way. Pat on the back pal.
Brilliant, and just in time. Thanks. Just doing this today.
This is great info sir!! i'm brand new to overclocking, i have the Aorus Z390 pro mobo with the i5 9600K with a liquid cooler, And thinking of overclocking instead of buying the 9900K.
The one major flaw in this review, is that you are on bios F9 on that board. Gigabyte has launched a complete bios refresh for the z390 aorus master, even when this video went live. Everything has moved around. So for me I’m trying to figure out what’s what. It would have been great if you were using the new bios refresh
I know, I am so confused with F10 because everything is all over the place. I can't seem to find one guide using the new BIOS.
Agree. I need a tutorial on the F10 bios. I cant find CPU current limit anywhere!
I don’t have the PC here anymore so can’t really do an updated guide, however I’ve read about a lot of people having issues with stability with F10 so may be best to stick with F9.
@@boostedmedia F12c is stable.
Getting the same mobo, cpu, and gpu next week any luck figuring out this f10 confusion?Thanks.
Great work, can you please make an updated guide for the new F10g BIOS?
I have an i9-9900k, rtx 2080 super, 32gb ram, lot of storage!!! Got a 120% gaming 102% desktop 108% workstation on userbenchmark. After the over clock --- 140% Gaming, 121% Desktop, 118% Workstation bro u the man💪🏼 even the gpu its performing better after this.
Was a bit hard keeping up with f12d bios on aorus pro but it pretty much worked out great, stable 5ghz on 1.3v and stress tested multiple times and no crashes.
spot on, exactly what i was looking for my 9700k -
Tried different OC guide and I could not get past the boot sequence. Followed your guide and boom! Stable 5.0ghz on z390 aorus elite with 1.3v, temps average at 78 under load. Thanks!
Can you please redo the same overclock guide but based on the new BIOS Structure refresh. The new BIOS structure is much harder to find all the options you show on the screen. I'm using the Z390 Aorus WiFi Pro with BIOS ver F12c. Thanks!
Where do you get that new bios v12? My update utility only has v9 available
@@noname-ov8lm go directly on the Gigabyte website, under support, look for the mother board model and then you will land on the page where you can download the firmware and other software updates.
Man I can't thank you enough for this video, did everything you said and I am now stable at 5GHz. Thank you!
You’re welcome! Glad it helped :)
Well i spoke too soon, I got random hang ups with WHEA uncorrectible error.... any ideas?
Hey, I first came across your channel a few days back through your racing sim post on Reddit and immediately searched you up. I started watching the sim video, however, i got distracted and never finished watching it. Fast forward to today, I searched how to OC with the Z390 Aorus and what a coincidence, here you are again. Followed your steps and I OC'd my 9900k to 5Ghz and made sure i subscribed this time around because you really helped me out. Thanks for the entertainment as well as the tutorials. I do have a quick question, I checked my CPU-Z and Core Temp, and i see the core speed fluctuate as low as 799Mhz to 5000Mhz while idling. Is that normal or is it supposed to be locked at 5000? The multiplier is set from 8-50 but voltage is locked at 1.296. Thanks!
Quick question I did the exact same thing with my i5-9600k. 1.3v blue screen when booting into Windows. second try 1.32v freezes at log in, reboot error loading windows. anything else I should try to change?
Joakim Ulvær u find out the solution?
@@jpusaf1999 The easy answer: Yeah I ended up buying an I9. but the hard answer: I ended up setting the voltage to 1.25 if I remember correctly, the computer booted and everything worked fine. but my fans became extremely loud, and temperatures were not bad but too hot then I was comfortable within idle state and since I don't have experience enough to fiddle with all this hence my first answer
Why don't i have the M. I. T option i have z390 d motherboard gigabyte bios version f3h i7 9700k eny help would be great 👍🏻
Cool thanks. Just built my PC for sim. Still in rookie mode in iRacing.
Very helpful, I haven't OC'd in quite a while. I finally got around to turning up my 9900k. Was able to get 5.2ghz fully stable at 1.41v with no AVX offset on my Aorus pro. Enabling AVX offset caused my system to crash instantly after starting a stress test so I stopped messing with it. Only getting about 70C on more realistic loads and 93C on Cinebench R23 which is tolerable. I was able to get Cinebench to run at 1.33v at 5.2ghz, but I got errors and BSODs until I went up to 1.41 on other stress tests.
Who knows I might even be able to hit 5.3 if I play around with it a bit more, disable C states, adjust other voltages and memory settings.
No avx offset = automatic ?
@@danielcler3473 No, 0
@@creamofbotulismsoup9900 My parameters is 1.30core volt in 5ghz w avx in 0 i have crash :( i need down c volt?
@@danielcler3473 There's all kinds of reasons you could be unstable, settings/voltages that can be tweaked to change that. There is always a possibility you lost the silicone lottery and you may have to set the Vcore even higher. Memory is also big one, you can try lowering it the frequency if it's above 2666mhz, and/or increasing any memory related voltages. Just remember your basically playing fire, you can lose data or even fry components doing this, I would recommend doing more research.
Thank you for this, I was nervous to try this myself but so far so good. Thanks for the concise video. I don't have any of the fancier stresstest programs yet but I ran a 10 minute test on Intel Xtu and nothing really jumped out at me as being unstable...
So follow up - had 2 blue screens last night, I have the 9700k. Was at 5GHz with 1.3v. Without going and adjusting things, is this likely because of low voltage? Like I said, I ran the stresstest and it was fine, but the PC crashed from just regular internet usage
@@RileyFreeman8 Were you able to fix this ? I want to try overclocking on my 9700k as well but I am very new to this so its a bit scary playing with voltages
@@tarrarikon I wussed out and reset everything back to default lol. Even dropping the clock down to 4.9 I was still getting blue screened.
Great video bro, Any chance you can update this video ? the latest bios are F11c and the bios screen is totally different to the one on your video. If i want to use your settings i have to back flash to version F9 not something i want to do, this is my board Z390 Aorus Master G2 Edition (rev. 10) thanks !
I will soon receive a Aorus Master Z390 to go with my 8086k, are those settings kinda accurate for gen 8 as well?
Great video, thank you very much! Subscribed!
Thanks for the content, this is done very well! I'm trying to follow this for the 9700KF and find I am unable to use the same settings. Windows won't load at 5GHz. When I bring down to 4.9 it'll run the test (as per your other video). I also noticed at 4.9, core voltage is 1.28x, not 1.3 as set. Why is there this discrepancy? Do I need to do anything about it? Thanks so much Will!
For anyone finding this later with the same issue, this sounds like you did not set the Vcore loadline calibration to "Turbo". The disrepency between what you set and what the system reads would be Vdroop.
Great vid, esp as I just ordered a Z390 Aorus Pro, but..... how HARD are you hitting that ENTER key ? How many keyboards do you go through a month ? Thumbs up anyway on the vid, and be nice to your keyboard.
Giving this a shot although I had the updated bios (f12c) I still managed to do just fine with this great content thank you
F12c? which motherboard?
My first OC to 9900k 5GHZ! Ty bro, I'm pushing competitive Fortnite frames to the limit!
This will help a lot, thank you.....
Thank you very much, your video was very helpful. I have the most stubborn CPU I have ever had, my rig is 9600k with Z390 Pro and H105. Tried almost everything but settled on 4.9Ghz with 1.36v, this is a stable 4-hour Smal FFT test. Nothing is helping with 5GHZ, even 1.41V, not crushing but Prime95 and Linx are with errors. Oh yes and about the temps, on 1.36 it's from 75-80 on full load.
Update: Tried LLC Turbo with 5GHz on 1.8V and it was clear from errors but temps went from 80 to 95 and even 97. Tested both setups in Cinemabench R15, with 4.9GHz I got 1202 and with 5Ghz I got 1212, so decided not to torture CPU for only +- 10pts and settled on 4.9 with 1.36v rock stable.
@@g7line516 thank you I have the same specs and was getting stability issues on 5ghz. Will try 4.9
Freakin love overclocking stuff!
Hello and thanks for this video , as i write this 2/8/20 the bios menu is different and features and options are different, can you please do with latest bios update please. F10b
6.77 MB
2019/12/18 Enhance RAID AIC compatibility Fix CPU Vcore and power behavior
Unfortunately I don’t have this motherboard anymore.
@@boostedmedia so this video is obsolete? Or ... sorry, im new. Real question.
İ achieved 5 gz safely with this guide thank u very much.i am using 9900k and same board.i got 5gz using the voltage stable at 1,335 bios version 11c temp around 75_87 at full cpu stressed so I am happy with this results thanks again hope u doin well oo also I am at 20h2 version of Windows ;) ..
For a 5.1 or 5.2 OC, can I follow this same guide and just adjust the multiplier on each core from 50 to 51 or 52 or will I need to change more configs on top of that? Currently running everything in this guide for 5.0 w/ 1.35 vcore.
Thanks!
I was having problems with my asus tuf z390 wifi pro I buy this motherboard and the bios Is so confusing but the performance is superior on this motherboard 👍
Much appreciated. Used your vids before with fine results but get this.. Followed instructions to exact and got hard crashes in all games. Changed voltage up and down and no chance. Gave up and defaulted bios and just clocked to 5.0 only and xmp. Stable as you like.. pushed to 5.1 and still stable as it can be. Yes I'm checking temps and clocks and it is as set. Can't believe it. So might create my own guide with this single change. Haha. Will try at 5.2 but think I can guess the result.
Wow 5.2 easy but I'm leaving it there. Is this normal?
Gamed for about 1.5 hours solid with no probs then it crashed browsing through internet on 5.2. Oh well..
Im curious. I was using the aorus elite with a 9700k and i set cpu multiplier to 50 but left voltages on auto. running cinebench r20 i saw that at 100% load the vcore was over 1.4v. That just seemed way too high so i set it to a manual voltage and seems ok now (havnt rigorously tested it yet). It just seems like "auto" voltage will always provide additional voltage to ensure the desired clock works, but it the only check is that the system will thermally throttle and eventually the board/cpu gets worn out. In your vid you make it sound like auto voltage is an option, but based on what ive seen it doesnt seem to be a good option at all. would you mind elaborating? Is it because the 9700k likes higher voltages in general and thats why it doesnt work for that chip?
Thanks a lot!!
I got 5.1Ghz @1.3V and 5.2Ghz @1.35V both stable af!!
crying.... v1.33 for 4.9GHZ...
which bios should i use currently? f9, f10 or f11c?
Good video. Any chance you can update for the BIOS changes F11, F12d. M.I.T. tab isn't there anymore and some things are different. Thank you
Wonderful video thank you! A quick question because I am very new to this. Since you are running a fixed 5.0 GHz on all the cores shouldn’t you just turn off turbo boost technology? All cores are running at 5.0 all the time so no turbo is required. What am I missing here?
I'm trying to do this in the Bios 11. Lots of stuff is differnet and every overclock i try fails
Disabling the XMP memory profile made my overclock more stable. Maybe give that a shot.
Couldn't get this to work on F11c, I downgraded back to F9 and now using everything from this video but instead of 5 ghz I went for 4,9 on my 9900k with 0 AVX offset.
I've been playing few hours of RDR2, ran Cinebench R15, Prime15 (No AVX) Blended, Small FFTs, later one wen't high in temperatures (91-92 celsius) stopped there
Great work! thumbs up !
What settings do you recommend for an i7 9700k ?
I’m not sure if you are over clicking this for an i7 9700k or an i9 9900k
With these settings, will the system still lower the frequency when you're not doing much on the PC such as simple browsing and watching a stream? Or will it always run at 5 GHz regardless of load?
If I'm not mistaken, it will ALWAYS run at the overclocked frequency (that is 5 GHz here) under all conditions, as the cores are now "locked" at this frequency. This will also mean, your system will always consume more power, compared to the stock setup. That's why only performance gamers, who always need maximum performance, and don't really care about power consumption, do this.
Hey man. Dope video. But could you please please do a 10900k/asus guide? I really enjoyed the 9900k/asus
i have the same motherboard, but however i dont get how u did this. My fans that is plugged in turn yellow and i cant change them. how would i go forth doing that
would that OC guide will be the same for 9700k ? Thanks
Hi i don't have X. M. P option on my bios screen on z390 D motherboard gigabyte bios version f3h i7 9700k please help
Great video any chance of an overclock video guide for a Gigabyte Z490 build + Intel Core i9 10900K
i have the i7-9700K so i should set the cpu clock ratio to 49?
(since it max frequency is 4.90ghz)
Hello,
I have an issue in regards using Z390 D ; in which I am trying to find SVM mode , I dont seem to find M.I.T settings when I press F2 , instead it takes me to EASY MODE or ADVANCED MODE. I am facing hard time here trying to figure out how to enable Virtualization AKA ( SVM ) , Ive been surfing for an hour via google now and cant seem to find anything in regards to this. Thanks in reply
Hey i have a question, i have a z390 pro wifi, however while im following through i cannot find hyper threading option, is this a problem or am i good without it?
I just build a 100% new pc, got a 9900kf and z390 aorus ultra motherboard ... corsair 750CXM ... and my PC keeps restarting with default bios settings ... tried everything ... nothing ... I dont know if something is wrong with my PSU or what ... my question is ... do I need to configure anything other than stock options for this processor to work? Thanks
Also WIll, curious, I have a z390 aorus elite, with i5 9600k and was curious what drivers you would recommend me installing, I've had it for almost a year and don't know what is most beneficial. When I was following this guide I noticed that I didn't have an option for intel turbo boost like you did. Thanks!
I always recommend installing the most recent firmware and drivers.
@@boostedmedia All the drivers? or just some?
Hi mate I followed this guide to oc the 10600k and somehow it does not clock above 4.8. I am sure I need to change one more setting but which one is the question. Power setting on w10 is ultimate. I tried both adaptive voltage which draws max 1.36 and fixed at 1.3. What I see is that the ratio although set at 50 it does not go over 48. Tried intel shift both off and on
i have no mit is that normal z390 pro
The newer versions dont have it anymore , you can always go back to a previous version if that's better for you
Thank you! Very good guy thanks alot and so simple cant wait :)
Should I buy this motherboard for the i5 9600kf if I want to overclock to 5.0ghz? Is this the best option for that or is there a cheaper option?
After doing this at random my pc will BSOD K Mode Exception Not handled. Bios and all drivers are up to date. I guess my 9900kf hates being overclocked as everytime i try to overclock it i get many issues with BSODS. I'm at a loss on what to do to have it working with the overclock. Any Ideas Will?
Try setting your VCCIO and VCCSA to 1.25V
@@boostedmedia will give that ago and let you know, thanks mate. Incase this helps I've got a z390 aorus xtreme. Vcore is at 1.3v
@@boostedmedia that advice you gave me seems to have done the trick. When it did bsod i only had background music playing nothing else and just random it bsod.
Thanks for your help Will, appreciate it mate
Nice video, yet I can't get my CPU to hold stable 5k even with 1.355 V >.>
Which cpu?
Me neither with a 8700k
Yo do u turn enhanced multi-core performance on or off or auto with this overclocking? I'm fully watercooled
Looking at doing this soon, but with an 8700k. I’m having to rebuild my pc, and figure I might as well step up to z390. Especially since these gigabyte boards have 3 m.2 slots! This guide is amazing and really easy to follow. I’m assuming I’d be starting at 1.25 or 1.3 with an 8700k though yea? Trying to hit that 5.0ghz mark.
I’ve got some guides specifically for 8700k. I’d recommend starting at 1.3V and the. Working your way down. You should land somewhere around 1.24-1.28 for 5GHZ. Load line calibration will be lower too.
Boosted Media I have no idea what any of that stuff means beyond v-core and the multiplier. Got a video on that? I don’t want you to have to sit here and explain it again if you already have.
@@boostedmedia hey @Boosted Media , do you have guide for i7 9700k? I would appreciate it if you have and share, Thank you !
I did this and my PC is not starting anymore.
Can I follow this guide if I have an i7 8700k with a gigabyte aorus Z390 elite mother board??? Is it safe ? My firdd ssd r overclock looking to set and forget and try and get the most out of my cpu like you said
Anyone have advice on any settings that might be different for the 9700k on Z390 Hero XI? Having trouble finding details..
This was perfect. Thank you
Get to the point bro a fast guide to overclock that takes 20min lol
I’m a little unclear on this. I have an Aorus Ultra z390 with a 9700k. What should I be doing if I want it to only hit 5 GHz on turbo while gaming or 7zip, but want it stay low while I’m just browsing or whatever?
Is there any reason to set the CPU clock ratio to 5 ghz if you're going to be setting turbo boost to 5 ghz anyway? Thanks.
Followed this video to a "T" on my AORUS Z390 MASTER mobo bios with i9 9900k and it worked for about 20 minutes while gaming and then "BAM", Blue screen of death. Fired it back up again and about 5 minutes in (playing DOOM ETERNAL) it crashed again. Lowered cpu voltage to 2.95 and crashed again. Should I just keep lowering the voltage settings until stable? My temps for CPU never exceeded 74° C and GPU (RTX 3080) never exceeded 68°C Any advice would be greatly appreciated. 😉
i followed this step my step and even got to cinebench without issue but problem im seeing(not really a problem) is that the multiplier fluctuates when idle how do i fix this?
I have my CPU overlooked from 4.0 to 5.0 but only have one 8 pin EPS connector plugged in. I’m getting BSOD’s do I need to plug the other 8 pin in?
What's a good voltage to start at for 4900mhz? It seems stable right now at 1.26v or should I be more around 1.27v?
Why not just turn off turbo boost? Is there a reason to keep it on when overclocking? Thank you
what is the difference from aorus master motherboard to aorus wifi pro motherboard
I wanna try to overclock my 9700k to 5mhz. it does, but it fluctuates slightly a lot. like goes down to 4998mhz for a few seconds, then up to 5001mhz, then back at 5000. and kinda repeats that behavior constantly. is this normal? if not, is there a way i can get it stable?
Hi great video. I'm trying to follow what you are doing but my turbo ratio is missing
I got a 9900kf 3 days ago and tried this guide, got 5ghz stable at 1.3v, tried 5.1ghz at 1.35 and couldnt get it, settings are a bit different in the F9 bios, anything else i could try before increasing the vcore?
Is this tutorial can be used with aorus ultra z390? And it is safe if i just copy all this tutorial to my bios settings? Im using i7 9700k with deepcool castle 240mm aio cooler,seasonic prime platinum 750w
After that overclocking on Aorus Z390 + intel i9 9900 I can see at BIOS 5GHZ on CPU and everything is correct, but after running a Windows system my CPU is still running on 3.2GHZ...Any Ideas what I should do?
Very nice guide! Just one question. Say you don’t want to overclock to 5GHz but 4.8GHz, what happens if the Vcore you choose is higher than needed for a 4.8GHz, would that be an issue? How do you know what Vcore to start with?
It’s not an issue just unnecessary. For 4.8 I’d start at 1.25V
My friend has a z370 aorus board(flashed bios to f13) and an i5 9600kf.
Are there any deviations I should make from this guide before overclocking his cpu?(I know the voltage required and core clock will vary etc, but is everything else here pretty much across the board for 9th gen intel on these motherboards?
Ive never done OC on my pc and i could really use some help on getting it right. I have an i7 9700k and a Z390 Aorus elite MB. The bios settings are slightly different from what you have and when trying to follow your video my computer doesnt boot up anymore
Tu for the help , I got a blue screen on startup the dropped voltage to auto , it booted very well 5gz on , tu for the help
I7 9700k hit 4.9ghz
Z390 aorus elite cf
Hey I know this is couple years old video, I'm not sure any of this setting still viable for GIGABYTE Z790 AORUS Master motherboard and 13900k processor.
First thing u need to do is update the bios i would say
I successfully overclocked to 5GHz only problem is that I don't know how to get windows to display the correct clock speed in system settings.
H! Is it safe to set the fixed voltage @ 1.295 v @ 4.9 GHz? I’m on a designare z390 with a i9 9900k 3.6 8 Core ... Thank you
I have a black screen and nothing to change it. Turned off computer etc. What do I do? Please help