GIGABYTE Z390 Overclocking Guide
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I need to overclock my brain to keep up with you.
Same
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Hey man, don't usually comment but just wanted to say thanks for the really straight forward and quick guide. Too many people go off on tangents and make it far more complex/longer than it needs to be, you just cut right to it and break down the ins/outs. Cheers!
Revisiting this would be excellent with the more recent bios revisions having a completely overhauled layout which was seriously needed. I can reliably hit 5.25 GHz on my i9 9900K with my Z390 Aorus Xtreme.
Thanks bud, just got a i9 9900k and z390 aorus master, you answered every question I had and explained it in the best way, thanks dude
and I just bought i9-9900k and Z390 aorus master.. Thanks!
how's it going for you so far? mine are sitting on shelf looking at me
Just got mine set up the other day. Just love mine.
me too :)
Maybe that's what's doing it what's the lowest you'd go to, my ram is rated at 4000mhz so I feel like it's crashing my system.
I would give 3600mhz a shot and if you're still having trouble up the voltage to 1.35v
I was having a lot of stability problems... you helped my fix this. Thanks!!!
I love your guitar playing too John Mayer. Great job!
This was all way over my head. How about doing a beginner overclocker video?
Instructions unclear i just overclocked my toaster into an i9 10900k xD
Will this guide be the same for a i5 9600k with aorus z390 pro? first time overclocking
So I’m assuming this will apply if I’m using a 8700k and a z390 aorus pro?
lol, why would you turn off all the power saving states (C3, C6/C7, etc)? You're literally just sucking down power and generating heat for no reason if you're just browsing, idling, whatever.
While it is true that disabling these increases idle power consumption, it's not as big a difference as you might think. Most of the power used comes from current, and for power consumption to go up, work needs to be done, which in turn increases current. If a unit inside the CPU, like an ALU or AVX unit isn't working, current is less. At idle or little work, the current is less, which means the power is less. Some people run their OCes 24/7 because they tend to be able to get slightly better or more stable overclocks, others like lower idle power consumption, that's why we cover both ways in the video. -Steve
TweakTown how do i get into the bios on the aorus master
@@zodiac8131 hit "DEL" before it posts. right when numberlock lights up on your keyboard. BEFORE windows spins.
@@tweaktown Do you have a Kill-a-watt to measure it? If I do this build, I could potentially report back.
@@tweaktown it's a big difference in temps for sure > forums.bit-tech.net/index.php?threads/9900k-5ghz-1-2v-guide-gigabyte-z390-master.353729/
Great guide and thanks for the work, made it super easy and effective to accomplish!
I've followed all the steps however my vcore goes on 1.43v max
Hello TweakTown! I really liked your in depth video on the bios. Could you possibly do a video with the latest bios which is quite a few more than the one you did. Current bios version is 11c. I have a i9 9900k and would love to see an update! Thank you in advance!
Can you do an updated version for the new F11c bios? The interface is different.
Agreed. Could use an update
Oh yes most of it is missing on the F11c
F12 now
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Agreed
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what settings would i have to change with a intel i7 9700k cpu & same board.
Same, cause I just crashed the stress test with these settings on an i79700k
@@marcmarc4776 Well no shit you crashed. Not every chip requires the same voltage or gets the same thermals. Not to mention this idiot is stress testing this thing in the video and you can see the max thermals going above 100c which is 100% not recommended.
I recommend not doing any tweaks in the bios. Just load optimized defaults. And running ez tune gigabye utility. You can download it from gigabyte website. Let the program figure out the highest over clock. It will reboot a few times and find the best oc for your ram cpu and motherboard plus cooling. I highly recommend it. Found mine and my computer runs rock solid i left this program OCCT on it all night no errors no bluescreens.
Sebastian Rogers I'll prob do that. Thanks. What clock speed you end up getting?
Nice video. Will make my 1st DIY CPU next year upon completion of all the components. 1st water cooling as well, and 1st manual overclocking. Your video helps a lot coz Im a straight noob and from what I see on the net about Gigabyte's bad UEFI/BIOS coz I just bought a Z390 Xtreme Waterforce paired with a 9900KS.
I found you on your forum through Google! Nice Forum and Nice Video! You explain a lot and I definitely needed this!
Amazing guide, you explain it great!
Nice work!
What power supply would you recommend me for this mobo? I have an i5 9600k that I plan to overclock.
Needing some help here please. Just built my first pc, gigabyte z390 pro. Tried overclocking my i5 9600k to 5.1. Was previously @ 4.8 @ 1.2. I bumped to 5.1 and now none of my peripherals are being recognized but the tower boots up and all the rgb lights up
Did you fix it?
I too found your videos epic i mean EPIC and like the rest of us beggars id humbly request a redo on z790, regardles much obliged for this video was my golden bible when i had z390 and 9700k
You’re awesome man. You should make an update of this video with the latest bios update! The UI has changed around a bit.
feels like that die hard 5 movie, where the guy says "if he knew everything i knew, he's fuzzy litttle head will explode", yup, that's what i feel like watching this.
My brain started core melt down lol so complicated
Agreed i dont know wtf he is talking about lmao
this video is over complicating it a bit. if you're only planning to overclock a little, most of that stuff is irrelevant. You only need a great understanding if you plan to take it kinda high
Thank you bro it work for me i7 9700k +gigabyte elite
Alongkot Putza this is an old comment, but did you use the exact same values he used for your 9700k?
Great video man, I was really confused and nervous about overclocking but this really helped my confidence and knowledge
5th take of the video, starts off rambling lol. thanks for the guide mate.
Thanks for the great guide. Please, make smth similar for the z690 ddr5!
I changed my cpu upgrade and now my pc dont run what i have to do
Hi thanks a lot. I would like to ask if you have guide for safe boost of i5-8600K (same MB as yours)
best guide for aorus master and i9 9900k thanks
Ty for the video bought 390 aorus pro and a 9900k and love it.
Getting this motherboard and would want to know if thus works on bios f10 since I seem on past videos it doesn’t? Thanks.
The frequency base clock being unlocked is a holdover from when Intel and other CPU manufacturer's had the clock ratio multiplier locked. I'm not sure, but you may be able to buy a CPU with a locked clock multiplier still.
How do I lock my CPU frequency to 4800 Mhz in Bios ? I have a Gigabyte Z270X Gaming 7 BIOs F8 . I was able to have it set at this frequency all the time but now it goes down to under 2000 Mhz sometimes just using normal windows desktop.
Great video man, very well educated
Bios is almost completely different now. Might want to update your video.
can tou redo this video as the bios menu layout and options has changed making this one out dated. Thankyou
SVID offset option itself is missing from F11 bios 😥
How do you set it to have a set VID. In your video you set it to 1.275 and its running at 1.296 on cpuz. I have the same issue I set 1.28v its running at 1.35v it seems like some adaptive voltage is on. How do I turn that off so I have more control of my voltage?
This is likely due to the Vcore loadline calibration you are using. If you are using Turbo option (as in the video), it tends to push past the set Vcore. Put it at lower setting to keep Vcore around the Vcore you set. Note that a higher setting will prevent Vcore from drooping too low and increase stability. Most people seem to be using the turbo (also called LLC 5) option.
@@Avoh_ did you found sloution for this problem? I am having it too
@@Avoh_ Thx so i shall make it turbo or auto?
@@Avoh_ Got a link to the page by chance? Found something from him but not sure if it's the same page you're referring to. Thanks in advance.
@@Avoh_ Got it. Thanks again. Much appreciated.
What values would I use for a 9700K?
have you figured it out? I cannot get my 9700 on Aorus z390 pro-wifi anywhere above 4.4GHz ! I have it stable at 4.4GHz and 1.30 vcore
@@RamyAhmed-IT I have not done it yet as i'm waiting for my GPU to be delivered tomorrow, but do you have the 9700K or the 9700, as you cannot overclock the non K version
4,9ghz -1.35v
First of all: Thank you for the straightforward guide!
One question: Which voltage readout in HWInfo is the most acurate for actual voltage at the core?
I heard it's the VR VOUT of the ISL69138, but I am not positive. I'm on a Z390 Pro.
Gigabyte Z390 + i9-9900KF: I keep getting stability/crashing issues with 5.0GHz at 1.375v... I tried raising the voltage to 1.39v with same results so I went back to 1.375v at 4.8GHz and I'm stable now. Can't figure out how to get to 5.0GHz reliably. Using a Corsair H115i Pro 280mm, so I'm 28-31C Idle and 59-62C at 100% on Prime95.
Just a bad chip
@@TheJonazas 🤣
Whats your Ring Ratio? anything over 47 for me crashes my CPU. Check it at 43 Ring Ratio and if it holds then you have found your problem.
silicon lottery maybe..
@@paulkeane7838 maybe 🤷🏽♂️
Super useful mate, cheers
Help, it doesn’t change anything
After a week of research I finally concluded the best way to cool the 9900k is to first delid it and then use it direct die using that direct die tool from derbuar. This will lead to probably the best temperature performance.
Yes, that's probably the best. It's not a noob friendly procedure :)
Can someone help me here. I'm on the z390 Ultra board & bios version F9. I cannot find "Core Current Limit" any where and I understand this is a pretty important change I need to make.
I had the same issue. Download F8 and "update" the BIOS. F9 looks better but all this power settings are gone.
My ram doesn't let me change latencies on manual but does on advanced manual.! I'm guessing it's there for this reason!
After bios update with my msi board z370 overclocking is shit:(
I have a 9600k and with OC when I open up google chrome sometimes it won't load a page. But when I revert to default clocked it always loads a page.
Aqui no Brasil a temperatura ambiente é por volta dos 25° graus, eu consigo rodar o Core i5-9600k a 4.9 GHz a 1.355volts estável! Mas quando elevo a 5.0 GHz a coisa muda de figura não roda por menos de 1.415 Volts para navegar apenas se precisar de jogar warzone o clock deve ficar na faixa dos 1.45 Volts com LLC no Extreme ou até mesmo no Uktra Extreme.
Todos os estados de energia permanecem desativados e com memória 3200 mhz a 1.35 volts uso para resfriar o H100i Corsair 240 mm.
I followed these instructions perfectly and checked my work, but my computer now only gives me a bluescreen when I start up! These instructions definitely do not work for all Z390 boards!!!
i9-9900K
Z390 Designare
850W power supply
try this forums.bit-tech.net/index.php?threads/9900k-5ghz-1-2v-guide-gigabyte-z390-master.353729/
Absolutely. It's a sheer luck.
Any have a 9900ks guide or is it the same as 9900k guide
there is a way to input water coolant temperature sensor on a z390 DESIGNARE model ? I didnt find any 2 pin headers sadly
if you're doing this in 2021 on an i5 9600k I highly recommend leaving everything on auto and changing your core ratio one at a time before proceeding with these settings. This is "hardcore overclocking" and is not always safe to run these settings for everyday use.
Even when leaving the base clock to drop as needed? I am doing this on the Aorus Pro with an 8700k
Best overclocking video I've ever watched.
Thanks for the awesome tutorial! I got my 9900k 5.1 stable as hell running mid 70's!
Kapt Krunch what’s the cooler and Vcore ?
How do I change the CPU frequency 36 to 20 I want to change it because I'm getting coil noise through my speakers
I heard svid offset makes voltage life easier on your processor especially those of us with 9900K's and UP??!
True: yea or nea
Can you do a oc guide for 8700k or can i do same settings for 8700k ? Pls help.
I know your comment is 4months old already but here is my take anyways. For 8700k you can not go as high with average CPU. Default thermal paste is very bad between heatspreader and core. Most of overclockers like me delid the CPUs and replace it with liquid metal. With non delid 8700k I would start experimenting overlocks from 4800Ghz with around 1.30v and test the CPU stability with Prime 95 without AVX commands. You can google "Prime95 version without avx" or modify setting files to turn it off.
I got lucky with my 8700k. It's able to push 5.2Ghz stable with 1.335vcore. With that high vcore the temps are getting aroung 80C with my 280mm AIO cooler (low rpm Vardar fans). I'm currently running @5Ghz with only 60C gaming temps and fans around 800rpm for CPU.
A bit ballsy but hey that’s part of PC overclocking having balls
Great guide, thanks!
can gigabyte b365m aorus elite be overclock
So basically change the multiplier and adjust vcore and thats it?
i5 9600K 5ghz best setting please...
Hey I tried this and my computer won’t even turn on anymore any fixes?
i purchased the Ultra ver vs Master prior to watching this video. I should get it next week, Will I be ok with OC'ng following this guide?
Hi great video i have the gigabyte bios version f3h but i don't see the M. I. T so i can overclock z390 motherboard i7 9700k eny help would be great 👍🏻
This didn't work for me at all in an ambient temp of around 5~7 degree Celsius and a push pull 360 rad.
I tried from 1.275 all the way up to 1.37 and the system was just unstable. I don't think this is a thermal issue since it always crashed at around 80 degrees Celsius, guess I lost big time on silicon lottery..
Same here.
I had crashes that were reallt bad with mt chip. I changed the thermal paste on the ihs and delided the CPU with a box cutting Razer and used mx 4 on thr die and it fixed my crashing issues and instability. Intels toothpaste is trash
with a delid processor.. do you use cooling? I mean the lid is now gone so therse nothing for the heat sink to stick to with the paste.. or is that what you mean when you say you put mx4 on the die.. is that what is under the lid? a die?
@@vertigo6982 your comment is a bit old but for the sake of other people who don't know, yes a delided chip still required cooling. Deliding a chip is removing the lid, cleaning the crappy Intel thermal paste off the die and replacing it with a high quality liquid metal or other such thermal paste then putting the lid back on the chip.
@@avao7263 ohhhh I never knew that they put the lid back on. Is there a big difference if you delid it? Like is it worth the trouble? Is it easy to screw up?
P.S. Im not anal about people replying to old comments/threads.. i think people are assholes who point out to other people who reply to old threads/comments that its so and so old... I never understood why time mattered? Most subjects are still very relevant today than it was ten years ago.. and those old posts helped me greatly in my years.. Why am I saying all this.. because I want people to stop pointing out age of comments and threads because most of the time those threads are still valuable sources of information. Besides that.. this comment is only 4 months old which isnt old at all.
With that said.. thank you for taking the time to reply to this comment. See.. months went by and I still didnt learn what the delidding process was till you responded which is why its a good thing to reply to old posts. Like you mentioned, theres always someone else who needs this info. Thanks again.
Thank you, brother.
I cant find any videos on using a z270x.
Cool tutorial, but how do you know what vcore voltage should you use? in your case you chose 1.275 V but should i proceed with the same voltage as well?
NJPortugal it’s up to you, every cpu is different. You have to figure it out for yourself
@@hendrik6689 Thanks :)
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
same here, I don't understand why this motherboard's bios layout is this confusioning
@@JonNewgate Yea , i still couldnt find it , I just smashed my monitor . Gonna take a break till i get some money to change the frikkin motherboard ... This is the last time I purchase a friggin gigabyte motherboard. ( texting from my phone fyi ).
@@ley667 same here, my next MB with be a asus Strix, it was a mistake buying this gigabyte board
They removed the option after BIOS version F10+. try flash a previous BIOS version such as F9 or F10. Hope this helps.
What should i set my vccio, system agent, or vcore on bios f11c to voltage wise if im only clocking my 8700k to 4.7? Any other settings i should change for a normal user with daily gaming use like c-states? Im curious.
I have no luck on this one so far as it does not detect any of the GPUs. It must be Bios settings. All I did is:
Bifurcation 8x4x4
Linkspeed Gen 1
4G Enable
Disable CSM
Need help please!!
can you do this on the z390 pro wifi?
Likes to throw a lot of jargon in here to sound like he knows what he’s talking about 😂
What does it mean if thermal event under (performance limit reasons) changes to yes is there something I should be worried about? Any help will be appreciated.
At 2:59 you said you aren’t going to use this because you are going to set the cores manually but you left it at “auto”. Shouldn’t you have disabled Enhanced Multi-Core Performance?
Can u tell me how to get to llc cpu load line clibration and set to lvl 3
i got a 9700k that only goes to 4.8 stable with 1.32 v,seems under it blues screens and over its the same,loadline on turbo....should i try 1.28v on 4.9mhz or go higher?!?!?
Thanks. Does the Z390 Aorus Master have a TPM setting for win 11 as I cant find it?
Can you help
I use ryzen 5 3500 and cpu working in 40W max but i wanna set to 80 W .I have to chnage setting DRAM power limit setting?
Hey Steve thanks for this content. Can you please show a tutorial on how to update/flash your z390 Auros Master Bios. No one has made a video on this, please.
It shouldn't be necessary, and it tells you how to do it in the manual, but if you had watched this video, he actually tells you how to update the BIOS in the first 30 seconds.
Super high temps! I just pushed my 8700k to 5ghz. I was in around 1.275v to keep it stable but now I’m thermal throttling on P95 small FFTs. Looks like I’ll be delidding
I also wanted to mention the latest bios does not have a tjmax override anymore, probably for good reason.
@@Danth01gt Hey, It actually does, but only on the 9th gen cpus. Went from a i7 8700k where it wasn't showing to an i9 9900k and now it is. On bios 8d
Dimitri Gonçalves Bilien nice good to know! Wish I could bump my 8700k just a tad so I can see its real temps before throttling like you are doing here
@@Danth01gt I had to delid on both chips. Was hitting high temps even with my custom water loop. Delided my i9900k as well, temps were really high! I couldn't reach 5GHz stable before without throttling. Honestly it's really an easy process. Let me know if you go that road too.
Dimitri Gonçalves Bilien yeah I’ll have a Rockit on the way soon!
I don't have "CPU Upgrade" what I have to do (gigabyte z390m gaming, bios f5 from 16.1.2019)
It's possible GIGABYTE only added it into some Aorus models or that your CPU isn't included on the list with profiles. We recommend you manually input the settings as described in the video. Good luck!
Trying to follow your guide but my cpu clock rstuo is locked but its a 9900k.. wierd.. why does yours let you change it is there some other thing i need to set to unlock it?
So What Happens If You Disable IA VR Config Enable ?
How to get this new skin?
subbed for the attitude lol
This works for all gigabyte z390 models? Like z390 gamingx, etc...?
Does this same procedure work on ninth-generation processors? I have an i5 9600k and want to overclock it !!
Yes it will work on all K chips, 8th and 9th generation, e.g. 8350k, 8600k, 8700k, 9600k, 9700k, 9900k...
How did the OC go ?
I did the test with prime 95 and after like 30 secs it shutdown snd said (your pc ran into a problem etc) is that a good thing or a bad thing :|
does it seem like a good thing?
Can you do an updated video with the new bios?
Can you tell me how to do a pet core setup, as I do see turbo limits ect and I did set them individually..but it still gave me an all core frequency.. any idea on Gigabyte Aorus motherboard? Please and thank you
You are a god my man
Will the "Be Quiet Pure Rock" cpu cooler be enough to cool an overclocked i9 9900k at 5ghz?
Why did he leave TDP at 95W still?