There's a mistake in the video. I forgot to lock the mem timings so the RAM is at 17-15-15 instead of 14-15-15. Also I plan to do a follow up using fixed Vcore instead of override Vcore just for comparison purposes.
Thank you....I have the Gigabyte Z490 Ultra and a 10700K and your videos have really helped...especially on Override vcore! Oh and all your vids are great as a long time viewer! Managed to get 5.1GHz all core at 1.290v Override vcore with a Normal LLC. I have not done the most testing as it has only passed CinebenchR20 10 runs, and Prime95 for 30 minutes but as I am primarily using for gaming and some editing the CPU has been more than stable and the temps are great as I have the great Arctic Freezer II 360mm AIO in push pull which I have to admit is immense...Once again thanks for the great work....
I was kinda sulking that I couldn't get my 10700K to 5.2GHz at a safe voltage. On my Z490 Aorus Elite I found Fixed Vcore with Turbo LLC worked best. I'm at 5.1GHz 48x Ring with 1.34V but I haven't done a ton of stability testing. When I tried Override with Standard LLC @1.35V I think I saw my VR VOUT reading 1.45V so I stopped.
@@PenisStomper Not bad at all and I am sure with a bit more work you might be able to get vcore a tiny bit lower on the 5.1GHz but you have a really good ring ratio at 48...mines 5.1GHz with a 47 GHZ though 1.290v....5.2GHz required way too much vcore for my liking so sticking to 5.1GHz...
@@vMaxHeadroom Nice that's a great voltage for 5.1GHz. Yeah I was lower on mine but when I was playing Detroit: Become Human I was crashing randomly until I'd bumped it to 1.34V. Kinda weird because it was fine in the stability testing I'd done but it's been rock solid since in everything I've thrown at it so I'm not too bothered.
These videos have been very helpful for overclocking my new 10600K. So far have managed 5GHz at 1.35V (socket sense), with a 4.7GHz ring and 4000/16-21-21-38 at 1.5V with a 2x16 Rev.E kit (just a cheap 3200 CL16 one) on an MSI Gaming Edge Wifi. Apparently all be stable, as it's passed Linpack Xtreme, Prime95, Memtest and RealBench (plus just general use, gaming and such). According to Silicon Lottery's stats I actually managed to get an above average chip for once. The 10600K seems to generally be trash silicon judging by their numbers, which I guess makes sense as it'd be a 10700K or 10900K if it wasn't.
"Over 30c melts humans" My guy it gets to around 43c here in deep south Texas during the summer with 90-100% humidity. Good thing nearly every house (including government housing) have central air so im sitting at a nice 23.5c here at home.
26ºC is what i have in the fall and early winter in my room. 30-32ºC is where i'm sitting for july and august. That is why i like low TDP components in my rig :)
My 10700K sits at 5.1ghz all core at max of 1.35v under load on adaptive voltage with - Offset. Idles at like 1.0v. Tried to get 5.2ghz but it needs like 1.45v and even then it doesn't stay completely stable. So 5.1ghz seems to be the most common mark that Intel binned the 10700K for.
Funny thing is that I dove back into tweaking my 10700K tonight, and this video helped manage my expectations much better than my first shot at this on my previous AIO trying to digest the collective wisdom of Joe Internet. So perfect timing I guess.
I run my 7700k daily at similar peak vcore with offsets and have seen no degradation in 3 years, but that's definitely borderline. I wish more boards had a vr vout sensor like that.
I saw some papers from intel that their 14nm process is actually even stronger than their 22nm so yeah 1.45ish at light loads and 1.3-1.35 at high load is no problem.
@@ActuallyHardcoreOverclocking seems to depend on imc quality, my sp 96 10900KF has the training cutoff point at 4266, below trains fine, above is messy
My overclock experience with the i7-9700k and Z390 aorus master was painful. Just because I had to accept I had lost the silicon lottery. xD The results: 4.9GHz core, fixed 1.350V vcore, Turbo LLC = fail 4.8GHz core, fixed 1.300V vcore, Turbo LLC = fail 4.7GHz core, 4.4GHz cache, fixed 1.260V vcore, Turbo LLC = pass I'm assuming because the transient response I found Auto vcore with offset and Auto LLC to be more stable than the fixed vcore and turbo LLC. I was able to get 4.9GHz all cores and 4.6GHz cache running at similar VROUT readings as the 1.350V fixed vcore turbo LLC + for some reason the chip was running around 5°C cooler as well.
Try lower llc and higher voltage. My 6700k barely runs 4.7 with 4 out of 7LLC 1.325V but I can run 4.8 with 2 out of 7LLC and 1.355V and load voltage difference is less than 10mV. But that does seem like a bad chip ..
Those +12V and +5V readings are really off the shelf. Dunno if that's a Gigabytes motherboard trademark or something but I'd never yet encountered such wildly behaving +12V on Asus or MSI boards, they just sit at 11.98-12.02V, and that's also read by a multimeter. And there's Gigabyte that dips +12V line to 11.6V under load. Also, Artic F fans are mediocre for a radiator, swap them for their P series, your temps will decrease even further.
My experience is handbrake video encoding runs cooler than prime95 blend which runs cooler than ibt. Could just be that prime95 blend starts on easier calcs.
God better than much better than me!!!....10700K at 5.1GHz, Overide vcore at 1.290v and Normal LLC...still cool with a 360mm AIO..HAve to admit the 10700K is a great CPU...
My 10700k at 5.2GHz passes stress/benchmark tests Aida64 - 1.345 Vcore 75c max Cinebench R20 - 1.375 Vcore 80c max Max Cache I’ve been able to achieve is 48...max stable is 47. Based on benchmarks it’s hard to see concrete gains between 45-47 cache but at 48 latency dropped a decent chunk. I’m using a msi unify mobo. Also the newest beta bios A23 has a memory setting called “lucky” have no idea what it is. 400% memtest Memory OC is XMP 3200 cl14 1.36v memory try it 3600cl14 1.5v 4000cl15 1.52v 4400cl18 1.48v I have a feeling secondaries on the try it’s aren’t ideal but I’m not really sure how to tackle it.
Joseph W. Fowble not yet... Guess I should. 5.1GHz and 46cache is stable so for at an easy 1.33v. Just seems like a huge jump in voltage to get 5.2GHz stable. 5.3GHz min voltage to boot is 1.395. Makes using droopy LLC intimidating. I’m also wondering if there’s any benefits outside of power savings using turbo ratio instead of fixed core.
With same board model I switched from Fixed to Override using 1.4v on 10900K 5.1GHz. Seems to work :) I can hardly find any good content on how to approach OC on this platform. Thx!
I just ran 100/100 51/47 Override@1.35 1.35 1.3 1.3 Turbo Z590, 10850k, 360aio LinpackX spiked thermals to 100c, average 64c and Vout would jump to 1.49 on load, 1.3 idle. On Fixed mode with the same settings, the highest thermals on a medium time linpackX, 93c maximum and the load vout was 1.28, but each linpack line was nearly identical. No failures, just an interesting thermal increase as override increased the voltage I guess?
Hey, there's one thing I am wondering about using droopy LLC: it's more stable, but is it more or less efficient for the VRM? I'm asking because my PSU for my upcoming build is kinda on the edge of being enough. So I'm not sure if I should go full droopy on it.
Buildzoid, Im about to swap my 3600 c17 18 18 kit " which BTW kinda suck specially on Trcd value... cant get it below 18.. " Silicon lottery " Anyhow, thinking to get 3600 c14 15 15 1.45v OR 4000 c15 16 16 1.5v . then overclock and fine tune whichever kit i end up with to 3800 c14 14 14 "hopefully" . So, which kit would you recommend? Both are Gskills Royal kit btw
Just found this after trying to find higher clocks on my 10700k... I'm at 5.2GHz less than 80c highest core temp and 1.36vCore. I guess my clocks are good enough and I can start tweaking memory timings now. Edit: on air too. GG Noctua.
@@exilecgaming that's the one! After comparing my numbers to many others, I think I may have slightly won the silicone lottery with my CPU, but that doesn't change the fact that the NH-D15 is a very potent cooler. Many people undervolt the CPU for lower temps, but I was happy with my benchmarks & Temps so I never bothered pushing clocks or volts further. I had swapped the fan to Noctua's 140mm Industrial PPC 3000rpm unit and added the chromax shrouds, but I've been told that shouldn't make more than a couple degrees difference. All of this was done with the thermal paste that Noctua included with my cooler, by the way.
I would get the Z490 even on the low end as you can drop in better memory at 3600MHz and the Dark Rock should be more than fine and allow it to hold it's boost....
Z490 (160usd for a MSI z490 a pro), 3600 cl16 (75usd for crucial ballistix) memory, bclk oc (goes to 103) and lift off the power limits with a semi decent cooler. If you are buying a 300usd CPU you can afford those things.
Hey important question, what’s the deal woth only standard llc on override? Would medium be that bad? With my 5.0 ghz OC, I need 1.375 override with standard llc to be stable, and 1.310 medium llc with override. And my 5.3ghz HT OFF oc for just gaming (not small fft ABX2 stable), I can do large avx2 stable at 1.38 override standard, or 1.36 override medium. I don’t mind the 5.3ghz one, but I’d prefer the lower idle voltage with medium llc for my 5.0 ghz oc. So if it has tested to be stable, are there any issues with medium llc on override?
i dont get this aorus interface. whats your actuıal vcore voltage? if its 1.3 which is system agent voltage, the interface shows 1.464 on top right which is way to high. bios temp is also high but i assume its about your room temp coz video released on august 1. i didnt watch the full video. soz if you mention about it in video. i just check the values to see what ppl can get with 10700k. i feel like you lost the cpu lottery but you have a decent mobo.
Why do you set memory voltage manually to 1.5v is the default is 1.2? Just trying to learn. Im planning on doing a very similar build with the Aorus Elite/10700k this winter.
Probably won't see this - but i'll try anyway. Do your sensors crash in hwinfo? My aorus ultra's vcore and vr vout sensors (among others) go grey and I have to reboot to get them back.
Hi bro, can you help me out with my 10900k z490i asus ultra? I've delidded this cpu and getting 5ghz 4.7 ring core, vcore 1.25v turbo load line calibration 81 degrees on linpack extreme and 6400 points on cinebench r20. I'm really confused why yours is at 1.41v? My VID would also stay at 1.25v?
but it seems you have 1.5 volt for vcore set, won't that kill the CPU? I have a 10700k also, currently managed to get 5.1 @ 1.43v but i am scared it's allready too high
Hi, can I use these values on my 10700k? My case is however ITX version of same Z490i from Gigabyte, and my CPU cooler is C14S Noctua. So its not a water cooled system, and my case is relatively small (Cougar QBX). When I use 1.30v and 4.8MHz, my system reach up 96-100 degrees. Please help : )
What would you or other recommend for testing IO/SA voltage. in my OC comunity we do Prime with 768k ffts. crashes in 4 minutes or so if its too low. also helps with vcore after ram OC. although you would test max heat and so after adjusting.
Many factors come into play if you try to do it all at once, it's best to test one at a time to see what each one is capable of. Buildzoid had a previous video explaining where each voltage is mostly applied to. For me personally if I'm not going super high frequencies followed by tight timings then I won't set sa/io at high voltages, some people like to set and forget but that may add more temps and stability issues. After I got my core frequency stability I went for unicore which actually needed more vcore but a high io gave me instabilities. Now not from linpack or realbench but from hwinfo showing me errors. After backing it down it was fine. I have 32gb (16x2) bdies (dr) so they're a little bit more of a challenge than 16gb kits but frequency/unicore test I just ran linpack and real bench for a few hours and had hwinfo monitoring for errors. Ram oc I had ram test (karhu) run for several hours/over night and well to determine OC which I got to a decent 3600CL15 on 32gb. I might test out override again as I didn't do standard LLC but atm my fixed 1.275V (1.246 avg) 50/47 3600cl15 1.20/1.15 sa/io has been super solid in gaming and use even played ffxv maxed out without crashing one bit and that game uses crazy ram if you let it (tram highest) I saw it going 26gb ram use. But super solid. So for me linpack/realbench/w hwinfo for errors and ram test (worth paying imo).
@@Specialist7 yea i test with Karhu too. Z390 formula 9900KS 5.1GHz 1.37V LLC6 of 8 (highest), 4.8GHz Uncore (i dont run Linpack so ignore). 4x8GB 4300 17-17-17-32-300-2T on 1.45V IO/SA both 1.216V. Need over 1.3V IO/SA if i go to 16-18-18 1.5V on 4300MHz so i was wondering if there where other tests. I try to stabilize it for GSAT (google stress app test or so) with the skew (asus for ODTs and slopes + slope offsets). Kinda sucks for 4300 so i might need to go back to 4266. A friend of mine is deep into that shit and even worls on the Bit Lanes. But i dont like to waist my time on 8 Timings per RANK where you can only have all of the applied at the same time. Only to realise that they shift with temperatur. But it seems as good with performance as the others do with 4600 17 17 17 so i keep going. Cant go back to the 0805 bios because of the KS so iam stuck on ether 1302 or 1502. The orher suck for RAM OC. They set the slopes wrong it seems. With 1401 i cant even boot XMP over 4000MHz. Dont know how asus fu**** up that so hard.
Help my AI OC doesn't work (11700k) +(z590a)..... I set it up in BIOS and in AI suite 3.... but cpuid and task manager show it is a 3.6ghz processor .... if I stress it I can make it go up to 4.9 but it is always running around 3.2-3.6 and everything is updated idk what to do ..... I am going to try manual overclock but I am scared lol and idk what to start with
i've got a pretty similar overclock with my 10700K @ 5.0GHz at what seems to be stable at 1.28V and LLC on think its 5 too (turbo ?) But havent touched ring yet, might uppen my 1.28V also a little. Already gets pretty toasty at least with prime 95 heavy stress testing (L1/L2/L3/ maximum power / Heat). Seems thats where u should roughly end up with ur settings if u wanna be reasonable. Not an expert tho but everthing in the neighborhood of 1.4V sounds a lot to me for just 5.0GHz even if it drops a little under load Checkt HWiNfo, cant find any number higher than his, which is good i guess xD so looks all good VR out 1.272V idle Vcore 1.276V idle Vcore 1.284V load
Oh here I thought my 10700K@5GHz requiring 1.35V (probably not quite as stable as yours though) was extremely bad. Makes me a bit less miffed about my OC potential.
My 10900k is stable at 5.3ghz core, 5.1ghz ring at 1.26v : ) Very happy. Got really lucky with my chip. 5ghz only requires 1.135v. 30 loops of linpackxtreme stable.
@@TheJonazas on my box that I got the i9 unlocked attention chip the bottom of the box is an Intel tag with everything on it including made in Vietnam even has the product code s spec etc.. so if you bought your computer already built it would be harder I don't know how you can find out then. But thanks for answering because I've really been reading the words the motherboard you're using that really helps thanks
Just ran linpack extreeeeem. using turbo ratio 5.1GHz 8 core max 5.1GHz/46 cache ratio MSI unify LLC 6 Vcore 1.40v ->1.32v under full load SA 1.33v VCCIO 1.33v Max temp 76c --> 280mm aio push/pull front mount Ram 3200cl14 -ovrclkd to 4000cl15 15-16-16-36 @1.52v Team group t-force
Buildzoid, would you buy this motherboard again, now that you are familiar with it? EDIT: Saw the video full length; would you buy this board, if you did not get it for free, now that you are familiar with it?
My 10600k also needs quite a bit of voltage. I have tried two different 10600k's and both needed 1.4V or more for 5GHz. Im guessing the 10th gen cpus just require a bit more voltage
@@sondrewollebaek2961 It does 5.1 on 1/2 cores for a few seconds. On auto it usually stays 4.6/4.7 all cores. I haven't tried anything else i don't feel comfortable pushing the Vcore past 1.3, expecially in summer
Dade. Alright thanks for the feedback. Btw, pushing the voltage to 1.4 is pretty safe long term and definately okey for testing only. If you prefer lower voltages over time, thats okey, but dont be afraid to test around. You should of course not set the overclocks to something stupid like 1.55v cause thats way too much
dude im Z490 Aorus pro ax's motherboard , i dont know how to set the dynamic mode voltage like Asus's offset mode voltage. is it Gigabyte's bios have this function like Asus's offset mode??????
Cinebench is the only thing with avx that my 8700k refuses to run when it’s over 5.1ghz, it’ll run 5.2ghz on anything except cinebench. And I still need to delid it.
"i really didn't want to give up my dreams of 5.1GHz but that didn't work out" my non delidded 8700K on a 4 phase of 2x4C10Ns and 2x4C06Ns running 5.1GHz 1.35V (SUPER IO Voltage): applaud my supreme power!
@@ActuallyHardcoreOverclocking ah right 10900K is a thing. if i recall correctly i got my 8700K pretty late actually so the 8086K already existed. i think it's just a pretty good sample since i saw a lot of 8700Ks running with better VRMs at more voltage and less clocks.
yea sure .... probably unstable i don't see in which world 4phases can run 1h of prime95 without melting down unless you have doublers and it is 8phases. I run 5.1 stable @ 1.425V on my delided 8700k on 8phases (2x4) and vrm needs extra cooling to prevent melting.
@@ashlol9389 the oc has been running stable for about a year now. I also do video rendering so it is 100% stable. As for the VRM it's at 87-89C usually so toasty but not overheating. Just as i said before it has 2x4C10N and 2x4C06N Mosfets. They are pretty bad but with two of each per phase the VRM is just bad at voltage regulation but in terms of current capability it's ok.
@@sharki9876 have you learned any results of the stability issues on that unify board because gamers Nexus quit using it and started using a hero for stability when they did their overclocking 3080 and 3090
@@jamesbagley7972 4500 is a really big budget lol Anyway buildzoid lists the msi unify in his video of best z490 boards I haven't heard anything about instability, so should it be avoided? Am looking to put it in my new build
Well buildzlid s video about best z490 was made before any real overclocking was done and he went and used gigabyte master and that's what Jesse Pinkman uses and he's got his stable at 5.3 GHz according to his response next to yours in the comments
so my i7 10700k oc to 5.2hghz , 4.6ring at 1.455v LLC4 , asrock z490 Vcore ander heavy load(CB 20) drop to 1.38v , 85c ~ max Vcore when idle 1.517v , 29c ~ Average Vcore when idle 1.445v , 29c ~ vcore with AIDA64 LOAD TEST 1.415V , 79C~ my cooler nzxt kraken x62 280mm aio TEMPS during playing games 53c~ is that safe ?????? note : i use my pc to playing games and watch movies and other things , i dont use it for editing or somthing hwavy
Vccsa and Vccio are way too high, you could lower temps 5°C just by adjusting them. 8700k only needs 1.22Vccsa and 1.17Vccio with 4000Mhz 16-17-17-34, tested on two CPUs of which one of them was a silicon lottery loser (4,9Ghz max at 1.4V)
For anyone new to OCing and unsure if these settings are good or not. They aren't. Many people are stabilizing this CPU at 5.3ghz and most at 5.1 without top end AIOs. Do your research.
I figured you could run a higher stable memory frequency on 10th gen intel...I have my 3300x at 3733mhz stable, runs great on memtest and good latency for AMD too.
I buy this can you guide me how i over clock when i turn on XMP 3600mhz bios reset and give error boot faliure. 3600mhz runing on 2666😪😪😪 Z490 master i7 10700k Xpg 3600mhz RGB
I'm running an i7-10700K, Z490 Vision G & Crucial Ballistix 3600MHz and had a similar issue with trying to enable XMP. I ended up installing just one of the ram modules, then enabled XMP and it booted. I then turned the system off and installed the second ram module and again it booted fine. No idea why this is the case, fully stressed and stability tested the ram and it seemed fine. Could be an issue with Gigabyte motherboards.
Raise the speed slowly, like in 300mhz increments until you get to 3600. My kit runs 4300mhz c17 but if I jump from 2133 directly to 3600 it wouldn’t boot.
I just cannot boot if i try to lock in the IO'Ls :( Can anyone help? i have 4 sticks. 1 channel is running 14 the other one is running at 15 IO-L. 10900k, z490 aorus master, 4133mhz ddr4 at cl 18. 4x4 sticks
holy 1.4+ vcore and you re only at 5.0!?! I have the same board and cpu and I'm at 5.1/4.8 cache with only 1.34 vcore.....100% stable running for months now, i don't think this is right..
I'm pretty convinced the 10700k SKU just got the shit tier silicon. I have to push 1.475 to get 5.1 stable, and I'm reading people out there posting they got 5.1 or 5.2 with sub-1.3v and I'm really questioning how honest Joe Internet is about his OCs.
Man, my 10900k is only slightly better than this 10700k for almost the same speed in terms of voltage. Then again I haven't spent a lot of time tuning lol.
There's a mistake in the video. I forgot to lock the mem timings so the RAM is at 17-15-15 instead of 14-15-15. Also I plan to do a follow up using fixed Vcore instead of override Vcore just for comparison purposes.
Thank you....I have the Gigabyte Z490 Ultra and a 10700K and your videos have really helped...especially on Override vcore! Oh and all your vids are great as a long time viewer! Managed to get 5.1GHz all core at 1.290v Override vcore with a Normal LLC. I have not done the most testing as it has only passed CinebenchR20 10 runs, and Prime95 for 30 minutes but as I am primarily using for gaming and some editing the CPU has been more than stable and the temps are great as I have the great Arctic Freezer II 360mm AIO in push pull which I have to admit is immense...Once again thanks for the great work....
Appreciate the idea for a fixed vcore version for non gigabyte owners.
I was kinda sulking that I couldn't get my 10700K to 5.2GHz at a safe voltage. On my Z490 Aorus Elite I found Fixed Vcore with Turbo LLC worked best. I'm at 5.1GHz 48x Ring with 1.34V but I haven't done a ton of stability testing. When I tried Override with Standard LLC @1.35V I think I saw my VR VOUT reading 1.45V so I stopped.
@@PenisStomper Not bad at all and I am sure with a bit more work you might be able to get vcore a tiny bit lower on the 5.1GHz but you have a really good ring ratio at 48...mines 5.1GHz with a 47 GHZ though 1.290v....5.2GHz required way too much vcore for my liking so sticking to 5.1GHz...
@@vMaxHeadroom Nice that's a great voltage for 5.1GHz. Yeah I was lower on mine but when I was playing Detroit: Become Human I was crashing randomly until I'd bumped it to 1.34V. Kinda weird because it was fine in the stability testing I'd done but it's been rock solid since in everything I've thrown at it so I'm not too bothered.
"Like over 30, that's not warm anymore, that's that's just melting humans." hahaha, agreed.
It was 48c out the other day where I live..
It's 4am when you're recording this. Legit!
These videos have been very helpful for overclocking my new 10600K. So far have managed 5GHz at 1.35V (socket sense), with a 4.7GHz ring and 4000/16-21-21-38 at 1.5V with a 2x16 Rev.E kit (just a cheap 3200 CL16 one) on an MSI Gaming Edge Wifi. Apparently all be stable, as it's passed Linpack Xtreme, Prime95, Memtest and RealBench (plus just general use, gaming and such). According to Silicon Lottery's stats I actually managed to get an above average chip for once. The 10600K seems to generally be trash silicon judging by their numbers, which I guess makes sense as it'd be a 10700K or 10900K if it wasn't.
I must of gotten really lucky then, my 10600k does 5.1ghz all Core at 1.25v
"If you're a beginner I wouldn’t recommend you to do this, but I did it because I'm me" EPIC xD
This makes me feel better about my 10700K.
"Over 30c melts humans"
My guy it gets to around 43c here in deep south Texas during the summer with 90-100% humidity. Good thing nearly every house (including government housing) have central air so im sitting at a nice 23.5c here at home.
26ºC is what i have in the fall and early winter in my room. 30-32ºC is where i'm sitting for july and august. That is why i like low TDP components in my rig :)
Over 30C melting humans🙂,
It's 48C over here 😂,
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Thanks. I have learnt a lot with those tutorials.
My 10700K sits at 5.1ghz all core at max of 1.35v under load on adaptive voltage with - Offset. Idles at like 1.0v. Tried to get 5.2ghz but it needs like 1.45v and even then it doesn't stay completely stable. So 5.1ghz seems to be the most common mark that Intel binned the 10700K for.
Yeah. I just went into my bios and changed auto to 51 and set my ram to 3600. Done. Idles at 34c in a warm room max hits 70c. Kraken x63.
List of all changed settings would be nice.
Funny thing is that I dove back into tweaking my 10700K tonight, and this video helped manage my expectations much better than my first shot at this on my previous AIO trying to digest the collective wisdom of Joe Internet. So perfect timing I guess.
My black, Red Outline T-Shirt came today. Looks good :)
I run my 7700k daily at similar peak vcore with offsets and have seen no degradation in 3 years, but that's definitely borderline. I wish more boards had a vr vout sensor like that.
Wow...that's a lot...my 6700k I keep below 1.4 voltz but still at 4.7 ghz. Intel can tolerate the higher voltages maybe better than Ryzen.
I saw some papers from intel that their 14nm process is actually even stronger than their 22nm so yeah 1.45ish at light loads and 1.3-1.35 at high load is no problem.
Same here. 3.5 years 5GHz.
Regarding the room temperatures: You might consider opening a window, it‘s 3:47 AM 😉
not in the UK, where buildzoid lives. Right now its 1:12 PM
Yeah but in the Video the System/bios clock it shows the time of recording
@@maltwhiskyfreunde ah, didn't consider that. Just looked at the time the vid was postet, you are right
so timely. i just got a 10700k. thanks for the lab rat notes and settings! will help me get it dialed in.
You need to remember that all cpus are different so you may need to do more tweaking
finally got i9 10900k from B&H
last week I feel so lucky🤠
I shouldn't have pre-ordered z490 Mobo
u were right
really enjoying the intel oc videos. pls keep it up.
Ah I see, so you figured out the RTLs and IOLs, good job! 14/15 are like fallback IOLs because glitchy imc microcode
at high clocks the RTLs go right back to 14/15 they only train tight bellow like 3866.
@@ActuallyHardcoreOverclocking seems to depend on imc quality, my sp 96 10900KF has the training cutoff point at 4266, below trains fine, above is messy
@@TrueRegulators That's a freaking good 10900KF, is the board handicapping it?
My overclock experience with the i7-9700k and Z390 aorus master was painful. Just because I had to accept I had lost the silicon lottery. xD
The results:
4.9GHz core, fixed 1.350V vcore, Turbo LLC = fail
4.8GHz core, fixed 1.300V vcore, Turbo LLC = fail
4.7GHz core, 4.4GHz cache, fixed 1.260V vcore, Turbo LLC = pass
I'm assuming because the transient response I found Auto vcore with offset and Auto LLC to be more stable than the fixed vcore and turbo LLC. I was able to get 4.9GHz all cores and 4.6GHz cache running at similar VROUT readings as the 1.350V fixed vcore turbo LLC + for some reason the chip was running around 5°C cooler as well.
Try lower llc and higher voltage. My 6700k barely runs 4.7 with 4 out of 7LLC 1.325V but I can run 4.8 with 2 out of 7LLC and 1.355V and load voltage difference is less than 10mV. But that does seem like a bad chip ..
Those +12V and +5V readings are really off the shelf. Dunno if that's a Gigabytes motherboard trademark or something but I'd never yet encountered such wildly behaving +12V on Asus or MSI boards, they just sit at 11.98-12.02V, and that's also read by a multimeter. And there's Gigabyte that dips +12V line to 11.6V under load.
Also, Artic F fans are mediocre for a radiator, swap them for their P series, your temps will decrease even further.
My experience is handbrake video encoding runs cooler than prime95 blend which runs cooler than ibt. Could just be that prime95 blend starts on easier calcs.
Boy in KSA/UAE 30c is so cold 🥶
Watching this on a 10700k on 5.1GHz at 1.24 Vcore 😎
God better than much better than me!!!....10700K at 5.1GHz, Overide vcore at 1.290v and Normal LLC...still cool with a 360mm AIO..HAve to admit the 10700K is a great CPU...
My 10700k at 5.2GHz passes stress/benchmark tests
Aida64 - 1.345 Vcore 75c max
Cinebench R20 - 1.375 Vcore 80c max
Max Cache I’ve been able to achieve is 48...max stable is 47. Based on benchmarks it’s hard to see concrete gains between 45-47 cache but at 48 latency dropped a decent chunk.
I’m using a msi unify mobo.
Also the newest beta bios A23 has a memory setting called “lucky” have no idea what it is.
400% memtest
Memory OC is XMP 3200 cl14 1.36v
memory try it 3600cl14 1.5v
4000cl15 1.52v
4400cl18 1.48v
I have a feeling secondaries on the try it’s aren’t ideal but I’m not really sure how to tackle it.
You try linpack extreme on it? I thought ibt and prime95 were passes but then I tried linpack Xtreme.
Joseph W. Fowble not yet... Guess I should.
5.1GHz and 46cache is stable so for at an easy 1.33v.
Just seems like a huge jump in voltage to get 5.2GHz stable. 5.3GHz min voltage to boot is 1.395. Makes using droopy LLC intimidating.
I’m also wondering if there’s any benefits outside of power savings using turbo ratio instead of fixed core.
With same board model I switched from Fixed to Override using 1.4v on 10900K 5.1GHz. Seems to work :) I can hardly find any good content on how to approach OC on this platform. Thx!
Drop that down to 1.325 @5.1 you should be fine
Does it still work?
@@HeartOfAdel Something was wrong with the board's socket and pins. The first time in 25 years I had bent pint. I had to replace it late 2021.
I just ran
100/100
51/47
Override@1.35
1.35
1.3
1.3
Turbo
Z590, 10850k, 360aio
LinpackX spiked thermals to 100c, average 64c and Vout would jump to 1.49 on load, 1.3 idle.
On Fixed mode with the same settings, the highest thermals on a medium time linpackX, 93c maximum and the load vout was 1.28, but each linpack line was nearly identical.
No failures, just an interesting thermal increase as override increased the voltage I guess?
Hey, there's one thing I am wondering about using droopy LLC: it's more stable, but is it more or less efficient for the VRM? I'm asking because my PSU for my upcoming build is kinda on the edge of being enough. So I'm not sure if I should go full droopy on it.
Why are the comments mostly about Earth temperature?
Buildzoid, Im about to swap my 3600 c17 18 18 kit " which BTW kinda suck specially on Trcd value... cant get it below 18.. " Silicon lottery "
Anyhow, thinking to get 3600 c14 15 15 1.45v OR 4000 c15 16 16 1.5v . then overclock and fine tune whichever kit i end up with to 3800 c14 14 14 "hopefully" .
So, which kit would you recommend? Both are Gskills Royal kit btw
So should I use fixed vcore or override vcore with gigabyte z490 motherboard? and how much LLC?
Meanwhile in my country the temp was 30-37c daily for the last 2 months and still is.Rarely under 30 when raining all day.
Just found this after trying to find higher clocks on my 10700k... I'm at 5.2GHz less than 80c highest core temp and 1.36vCore. I guess my clocks are good enough and I can start tweaking memory timings now.
Edit: on air too. GG Noctua.
What cpu cooler you have? I bought a NH-D15 to hopefully overclock my 10700k over 5Ghz
@@exilecgaming that's the one! After comparing my numbers to many others, I think I may have slightly won the silicone lottery with my CPU, but that doesn't change the fact that the NH-D15 is a very potent cooler. Many people undervolt the CPU for lower temps, but I was happy with my benchmarks & Temps so I never bothered pushing clocks or volts further. I had swapped the fan to Noctua's 140mm Industrial PPC 3000rpm unit and added the chromax shrouds, but I've been told that shouldn't make more than a couple degrees difference. All of this was done with the thermal paste that Noctua included with my cooler, by the way.
Which mobo do you think will be best to overclock with regarding this CPU ?
Keep up the good work bro
For someone who owns a i7 10700, whats recommended to do to get the best performance out of the chip? (Z490 and Dark Rock Slim)
I would get the Z490 even on the low end as you can drop in better memory at 3600MHz and the Dark Rock should be more than fine and allow it to hold it's boost....
Z490 will also allow you to upgrade to Rocket Lake S and PCIe Gen 4 on certain motherboards...not sure on the H series etc..
Z490 (160usd for a MSI z490 a pro), 3600 cl16 (75usd for crucial ballistix) memory, bclk oc (goes to 103) and lift off the power limits with a semi decent cooler. If you are buying a 300usd CPU you can afford those things.
No pcie 4 in z390
What was the advanced cpu settings? You didn't open those settings
Hey important question, what’s the deal woth only standard llc on override? Would medium be that bad? With my 5.0 ghz OC, I need 1.375 override with standard llc to be stable, and 1.310 medium llc with override.
And my 5.3ghz HT OFF oc for just gaming (not small fft ABX2 stable), I can do large avx2 stable at 1.38 override standard, or 1.36 override medium.
I don’t mind the 5.3ghz one, but I’d prefer the lower idle voltage with medium llc for my 5.0 ghz oc. So if it has tested to be stable, are there any issues with medium llc on override?
i dont get this aorus interface. whats your actuıal vcore voltage? if its 1.3 which is system agent voltage, the interface shows 1.464 on top right which is way to high. bios temp is also high but i assume its about your room temp coz video released on august 1. i didnt watch the full video. soz if you mention about it in video. i just check the values to see what ppl can get with 10700k. i feel like you lost the cpu lottery but you have a decent mobo.
is it override mode and fix mode are the same in GIGABYTE'bios????????
Linpack was showing some lines with incorrect Residuals. But you'd daily drive it?
If you co-designed a mouse mat with Steve, I'd buy it.
Get that RAM tuned, I'm sure you must know that them stock timings are as a loose as a wizards sleeve?!?!?
Why do you set memory voltage manually to 1.5v is the default is 1.2? Just trying to learn. Im planning on doing a very similar build with the Aorus Elite/10700k this winter.
Probably won't see this - but i'll try anyway. Do your sensors crash in hwinfo? My aorus ultra's vcore and vr vout sensors (among others) go grey and I have to reboot to get them back.
Hi bro, can you help me out with my 10900k z490i asus ultra? I've delidded this cpu and getting 5ghz 4.7 ring core, vcore 1.25v turbo load line calibration 81 degrees on linpack extreme and 6400 points on cinebench r20. I'm really confused why yours is at 1.41v? My VID would also stay at 1.25v?
but it seems you have 1.5 volt for vcore set, won't that kill the CPU?
I have a 10700k also, currently managed to get 5.1 @ 1.43v but i am scared it's allready too high
Hi, can I use these values on my 10700k? My case is however ITX version of same Z490i from Gigabyte, and my CPU cooler is C14S Noctua. So its not a water cooled system, and my case is relatively small (Cougar QBX). When I use 1.30v and 4.8MHz, my system reach up 96-100 degrees. Please help : )
What would you or other recommend for testing IO/SA voltage. in my OC comunity we do Prime with 768k ffts. crashes in 4 minutes or so if its too low. also helps with vcore after ram OC. although you would test max heat and so after adjusting.
Many factors come into play if you try to do it all at once, it's best to test one at a time to see what each one is capable of. Buildzoid had a previous video explaining where each voltage is mostly applied to. For me personally if I'm not going super high frequencies followed by tight timings then I won't set sa/io at high voltages, some people like to set and forget but that may add more temps and stability issues.
After I got my core frequency stability I went for unicore which actually needed more vcore but a high io gave me instabilities. Now not from linpack or realbench but from hwinfo showing me errors. After backing it down it was fine. I have 32gb (16x2) bdies (dr) so they're a little bit more of a challenge than 16gb kits but frequency/unicore test I just ran linpack and real bench for a few hours and had hwinfo monitoring for errors. Ram oc I had ram test (karhu) run for several hours/over night and well to determine OC which I got to a decent 3600CL15 on 32gb.
I might test out override again as I didn't do standard LLC but atm my fixed 1.275V (1.246 avg) 50/47 3600cl15 1.20/1.15 sa/io has been super solid in gaming and use even played ffxv maxed out without crashing one bit and that game uses crazy ram if you let it (tram highest) I saw it going 26gb ram use. But super solid. So for me linpack/realbench/w hwinfo for errors and ram test (worth paying imo).
@@Specialist7 yea i test with Karhu too. Z390 formula 9900KS 5.1GHz 1.37V LLC6 of 8 (highest), 4.8GHz Uncore (i dont run Linpack so ignore). 4x8GB 4300 17-17-17-32-300-2T on 1.45V IO/SA both 1.216V. Need over 1.3V IO/SA if i go to 16-18-18 1.5V on 4300MHz so i was wondering if there where other tests.
I try to stabilize it for GSAT (google stress app test or so) with the skew (asus for ODTs and slopes + slope offsets). Kinda sucks for 4300 so i might need to go back to 4266. A friend of mine is deep into that shit and even worls on the Bit Lanes. But i dont like to waist my time on 8 Timings per RANK where you can only have all of the applied at the same time. Only to realise that they shift with temperatur.
But it seems as good with performance as the others do with 4600 17 17 17 so i keep going. Cant go back to the 0805 bios because of the KS so iam stuck on ether 1302 or 1502. The orher suck for RAM OC. They set the slopes wrong it seems. With 1401 i cant even boot XMP over 4000MHz. Dont know how asus fu**** up that so hard.
What is VIN3? Mine is at 1.7v, yours is always way lower... my settings are 1.320v override vcore, standard load line, power saving stuff disabled
Is there a list of all the settings you changed and what values you changed them to? Or are seeing everything in the video?
Help my AI OC doesn't work (11700k) +(z590a)..... I set it up in BIOS and in AI suite 3.... but cpuid and task manager show it is a 3.6ghz processor .... if I stress it I can make it go up to 4.9 but it is always running around 3.2-3.6 and everything is updated idk what to do ..... I am going to try manual overclock but I am scared lol and idk what to start with
I got my 10700k @ 5.0GHz stable (at least looks like it) at 1.28V and LLC Mode 5 (8 is min, 1 is max) on the MSI Gaming Edge Wifi.
Yeah his 1.46V is insane, probably got a bad chip
i've got a pretty similar overclock with my 10700K @ 5.0GHz at what seems to be stable at 1.28V and LLC on think its 5 too (turbo ?)
But havent touched ring yet, might uppen my 1.28V also a little.
Already gets pretty toasty at least with prime 95 heavy stress testing (L1/L2/L3/ maximum power / Heat).
Seems thats where u should roughly end up with ur settings if u wanna be reasonable.
Not an expert tho but everthing in the neighborhood of 1.4V sounds a lot to me for just 5.0GHz even if it drops a little under load
Checkt HWiNfo, cant find any number higher than his, which is good i guess xD so looks all good
VR out 1.272V idle
Vcore 1.276V idle
Vcore 1.284V load
@@justinnebe I got 47 on ring
@@justinnebe btw i idle between 1.274 and 1.276, under load between 1.254 and 1.256
Can't wait for the mem OC!
Oh here I thought my 10700K@5GHz requiring 1.35V (probably not quite as stable as yours though) was extremely bad. Makes me a bit less miffed about my OC potential.
My 10900k is stable at 5.3ghz core, 5.1ghz ring at 1.26v : ) Very happy. Got really lucky with my chip. 5ghz only requires 1.135v. 30 loops of linpackxtreme stable.
@@TheJonazas which motherboard are you using with this result?
Was your CPU manufactured in Vietnam by any chance or where was it manufactured?
@@jamesbagley7972 I don't know where to check for that. I'm using gigabyte aorus master
@@TheJonazas on my box that I got the i9 unlocked attention chip the bottom of the box is an Intel tag with everything on it including made in Vietnam even has the product code s spec etc.. so if you bought your computer already built it would be harder I don't know how you can find out then. But thanks for answering because I've really been reading the words the motherboard you're using that really helps thanks
Just ran linpack extreeeeem.
using turbo ratio 5.1GHz 8 core max
5.1GHz/46 cache ratio
MSI unify LLC 6
Vcore 1.40v ->1.32v under full load
SA 1.33v
VCCIO 1.33v
Max temp 76c --> 280mm aio push/pull front mount
Ram 3200cl14 -ovrclkd to 4000cl15
15-16-16-36 @1.52v
Team group t-force
Buildzoid, would you buy this motherboard again, now that you are familiar with it?
EDIT: Saw the video full length; would you buy this board, if you did not get it for free, now that you are familiar with it?
How much of a performance did you find though?
I have the same settings and my power (pout) and power (input) are only like 162 and 192 as opposed to your 220 ? Any help with that?
My 10600k also needs quite a bit of voltage. I have tried two different 10600k's and both needed 1.4V or more for 5GHz. Im guessing the 10th gen cpus just require a bit more voltage
@@InnerFury1886Thats interresting. My little brother is stable at 5GHz 1.325V non avx with a 9600k. I guess he is pretty lucky then.
My 10700k does 5GHz @ 1.28V
@@dade.9948 The boost clock on that on is already 5.1GHz tho, so not that big of an overclock. what speed do you get with 1.4v?
@@sondrewollebaek2961 It does 5.1 on 1/2 cores for a few seconds.
On auto it usually stays 4.6/4.7 all cores.
I haven't tried anything else i don't feel comfortable pushing the Vcore past 1.3, expecially in summer
Dade. Alright thanks for the feedback. Btw, pushing the voltage to 1.4 is pretty safe long term and definately okey for testing only. If you prefer lower voltages over time, thats okey, but dont be afraid to test around. You should of course not set the overclocks to something stupid like 1.55v cause thats way too much
Randomly downclocking is the glass half empty way of looking at it. My processor is randomly upclocking!
if you set something to X and it does X - Y its down from X. i like my half empty glass and you wont take it away XD
My 6600k does this in stress tests all the time. Fine everywhere else though
dude im Z490 Aorus pro ax's motherboard , i dont know how to set the dynamic mode voltage like Asus's offset mode voltage. is it Gigabyte's bios have this function like Asus's offset mode??????
same mobo, cant even change the core and cache mutlipliers... they wont apply only.
Cinebench is the only thing with avx that my 8700k refuses to run when it’s over 5.1ghz, it’ll run 5.2ghz on anything except cinebench. And I still need to delid it.
Damn dude i got mine at 5ghz at 1.210v stable avg temp 65c max temp is 72c at 100% load and while gaming it doesn’t go beyond 45c
10600k is even able to get more since it doesnt run as hot
"i really didn't want to give up my dreams of 5.1GHz but that didn't work out" my non delidded 8700K on a 4 phase of 2x4C10Ns and 2x4C06Ns running 5.1GHz 1.35V (SUPER IO Voltage): applaud my supreme power!
8700Ks were the top bin for the silicon. till the 8086K became a thing
@@ActuallyHardcoreOverclocking ah right 10900K is a thing. if i recall correctly i got my 8700K pretty late actually so the 8086K already existed. i think it's just a pretty good sample since i saw a lot of 8700Ks running with better VRMs at more voltage and less clocks.
yea sure .... probably unstable i don't see in which world 4phases can run 1h of prime95 without melting down unless you have doublers and it is 8phases. I run 5.1 stable @ 1.425V on my delided 8700k on 8phases (2x4) and vrm needs extra cooling to prevent melting.
@@ashlol9389 the oc has been running stable for about a year now. I also do video rendering so it is 100% stable. As for the VRM it's at 87-89C usually so toasty but not overheating. Just as i said before it has 2x4C10N and 2x4C06N Mosfets. They are pretty bad but with two of each per phase the VRM is just bad at voltage regulation but in terms of current capability it's ok.
... but your Linpack runs show inconsistent results. Shouldn‘t the values all be the same?
What was the end result of advanced cpu settings? I dont think it was covered.. is it okay to run all power options/ c-states disabled 24/7?
Which Z490 would you use to do overclocking gaming and streaming on with the i9 10900k and RTX3090 ? Aorus Master, MSI Ace, ASUS Formula, or Hero :?
Msi unify
@@sharki9876 thanks for your comment, picking out PC parts and trying to stay around $4,500 is a chore
@@sharki9876 have you learned any results of the stability issues on that unify board because gamers Nexus quit using it and started using a hero for stability when they did their overclocking 3080 and 3090
@@jamesbagley7972 4500 is a really big budget lol
Anyway buildzoid lists the msi unify in his video of best z490 boards
I haven't heard anything about instability, so should it be avoided?
Am looking to put it in my new build
Well buildzlid s video about best z490 was made before any real overclocking was done and he went and used gigabyte master and that's what Jesse Pinkman uses and he's got his stable at 5.3 GHz according to his response next to yours in the comments
hi. I am a beginner
so my i7 10700k oc to 5.2hghz , 4.6ring at 1.455v LLC4 , asrock z490
Vcore ander heavy load(CB 20) drop to 1.38v , 85c
~
max Vcore when idle 1.517v , 29c
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Average Vcore when idle 1.445v , 29c
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vcore with AIDA64 LOAD TEST 1.415V , 79C~
my cooler nzxt kraken x62 280mm aio
TEMPS during playing games 53c~
is that safe ??????
note : i use my pc to playing games and watch movies and other things , i dont use it for editing or somthing hwavy
I can't do any stress testing right now lol. 29C ambient temps makes computer go brrrr----*.
Vccsa and Vccio are way too high, you could lower temps 5°C just by adjusting them. 8700k only needs 1.22Vccsa and 1.17Vccio with 4000Mhz 16-17-17-34, tested on two CPUs of which one of them was a silicon lottery loser (4,9Ghz max at 1.4V)
30 degree is melting humans?
*Laughs in 45 degree C*
BZ can you please just confirm for me that core Resistance on a GTX 780 series GPU is nearly 0 and (weirdly) GDDR5 resistance too almost 0?
GDDR5 is around 50ohms the core should be 1.5-3ohms
For anyone new to OCing and unsure if these settings are good or not. They aren't. Many people are stabilizing this CPU at 5.3ghz and most at 5.1 without top end AIOs. Do your research.
Did you stick the 2700x I sent you in your daily?
How youre win 10 using only 1gb ram~?mine is using 4gb minimum without any apps running
I figured you could run a higher stable memory frequency on 10th gen intel...I have my 3300x at 3733mhz stable, runs great on memtest and good latency for AMD too.
Hey I’m sorry I’m here late but is this safe ?
I buy this can you guide me how i over clock when i turn on XMP 3600mhz bios reset and give error boot faliure. 3600mhz runing on 2666😪😪😪
Z490 master
i7 10700k
Xpg 3600mhz RGB
I'm running an i7-10700K, Z490 Vision G & Crucial Ballistix 3600MHz and had a similar issue with trying to enable XMP. I ended up installing just one of the ram modules, then enabled XMP and it booted. I then turned the system off and installed the second ram module and again it booted fine.
No idea why this is the case, fully stressed and stability tested the ram and it seemed fine. Could be an issue with Gigabyte motherboards.
Raise the speed slowly, like in 300mhz increments until you get to 3600. My kit runs 4300mhz c17 but if I jump from 2133 directly to 3600 it wouldn’t boot.
Hi, do you have a video on the MSI X470 Gaming M7 AC?
gt 1030 and 10700K ?
is this a little bit too much voltage?
Base clock OC can be veeeeery annoying lol
that AORUS board has a noise sensor wtf?!?
My ears are 'noise sensors', why would a motherboard need them???
I just cannot boot if i try to lock in the IO'Ls :( Can anyone help? i have 4 sticks. 1 channel is running 14 the other one is running at 15 IO-L. 10900k, z490 aorus master, 4133mhz ddr4 at cl 18. 4x4 sticks
I do not recommend locking the IOLs unless you're having issue with them.
26C Warm & over 30C Melting Humans !!! LOL
That 10700K is silicon robbery at 1.45v, delidded with LM and below 5.1Ghz :-/
My 10900k can do 5.3ghz at 1.28v 😎
I could go for 5.4ghz but i am thermal limited. Need LM and direct die cooling for 5.4ghz.
@@TheJonazas Is there direct die out yet for the 10th Gen STIM? I assume you're on customer water cooling currently and not AIO.
@@ezveedub238 Yeah custom watercooling. 2 360mm radiators. Also not yet.
26c and bullzoid think its hot and here i am watching sam,e videos @ 37c room temprature here in India
Petition the gov't to under-volt or water-cool the country?
@Mr Anderson and its gonna he 40c here in few days 😂😂 welcome to india
holy 1.4+ vcore and you re only at 5.0!?! I have the same board and cpu and I'm at 5.1/4.8 cache with only 1.34 vcore.....100% stable running for months now, i don't think this is right..
Wich setting du u have ..
26c hot? Us here in Southeast Asia would like to have a word with you
@Ben T. yep xddd
this so hardcore
my CPU is 10900K
these voltages man..
Are those delta fans I see on the AIO?
No just coolermaster sickle flows and Arctic f12s
@@ActuallyHardcoreOverclocking would you reccomend gentle typhoons? Vardar fans fucking suck and have been dying on me all within a year.
@Ben T. Too expensive
wtf 1.46 V / 5GHz ^^
I'm pretty convinced the 10700k SKU just got the shit tier silicon. I have to push 1.475 to get 5.1 stable, and I'm reading people out there posting they got 5.1 or 5.2 with sub-1.3v and I'm really questioning how honest Joe Internet is about his OCs.
right? i have a 9900KF at 5.2Ghz 1.4Vcore and i think i may gen the Vcore even lower
I got 5.1 at 3.7 on mine 10700k
@@warmachine5835 10700k getting 5ghz at 1.23 5.1ghz at 1.28 but the old H105 can't handle it. Ring at 4.7ghz
moi rien a faire 4.9 ok 5ghz il veut pas grrrr
I'm in Texas, USA; try 35-38C
it was 37C in the UK yesterday, I'd take 45+C Saudi heat over this any day because then it's at least cool when you get into the shade
Man, my 10900k is only slightly better than this 10700k for almost the same speed in terms of voltage. Then again I haven't spent a lot of time tuning lol.
Not true bud.... but ok
first
damn you
*yawn