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4770k & z87 hd3 overclock

4770k & z87 hd3 overclock

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XxgamerxX1677
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10-17-2016, 10:02 AM
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Hello, your 4770k was successfully overclocked to 4.3 with a voltage adjustment to 1.240. That voltage level seems appropriate for your setup. Regarding the second question, voltage can vary depending on the system configuration and components, so it doesn't always stay the same when overclocking.
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XxgamerxX1677
10-17-2016, 10:02 AM #1

Hello, your 4770k was successfully overclocked to 4.3 with a voltage adjustment to 1.240. That voltage level seems appropriate for your setup. Regarding the second question, voltage can vary depending on the system configuration and components, so it doesn't always stay the same when overclocking.

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laxarg9396
Junior Member
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10-17-2016, 07:12 PM
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I maintain my Vcore at 1.3875 (4.7 Core / 4.4 cache). During stress tests, it tends to rise slightly above that value.
CPU will lower its speed to 800 MHz when idle unless you disable Intel's power-saving options. In a game with around 8 programs running and voltage at 1.21 with BIOS set to 1.3875, this happens.
Voltage increases automatically by 0.10 to 0.13 above the BIOS setting when AVX instruction sets are available.
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laxarg9396
10-17-2016, 07:12 PM #2

I maintain my Vcore at 1.3875 (4.7 Core / 4.4 cache). During stress tests, it tends to rise slightly above that value.
CPU will lower its speed to 800 MHz when idle unless you disable Intel's power-saving options. In a game with around 8 programs running and voltage at 1.21 with BIOS set to 1.3875, this happens.
Voltage increases automatically by 0.10 to 0.13 above the BIOS setting when AVX instruction sets are available.

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cobelski
Junior Member
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10-19-2016, 12:44 AM
#3
The voltage is correct. When you adjust it manually, it will consistently operate at 1.240v.
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cobelski
10-19-2016, 12:44 AM #3

The voltage is correct. When you adjust it manually, it will consistently operate at 1.240v.

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ahmed_5009
Member
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10-19-2016, 02:32 AM
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I maintain my Vcore at 1.3875 (4.7 Core / 4.4 cache). ... during stress tests it tends to rise slightly above that value.
Unless you disabled Intel's power-saving options, the CPU will lower its speed to 800 MHz when idle. I'm currently playing a game with around 8 programs running and a voltage of 1.21 with BIOS set to 1.3875.
Voltage will increase automatically by 0.10 to 0.13 above the BIOS setting when AVX instruction sets are available.
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ahmed_5009
10-19-2016, 02:32 AM #4

I maintain my Vcore at 1.3875 (4.7 Core / 4.4 cache). ... during stress tests it tends to rise slightly above that value.
Unless you disabled Intel's power-saving options, the CPU will lower its speed to 800 MHz when idle. I'm currently playing a game with around 8 programs running and a voltage of 1.21 with BIOS set to 1.3875.
Voltage will increase automatically by 0.10 to 0.13 above the BIOS setting when AVX instruction sets are available.

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xXColinLpXx
Junior Member
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10-19-2016, 04:30 AM
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Yes, it is correct. Reading above 1.3 V on Haswell is harmful to the CPU.
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xXColinLpXx
10-19-2016, 04:30 AM #5

Yes, it is correct. Reading above 1.3 V on Haswell is harmful to the CPU.

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10-19-2016, 12:56 PM
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Also one more question, will the voltage remain constant when the CPU is overclocked? That's what the CPU voltage offset mode in BIOS does. It will reduce the voltage back to idle just like the default settings (1.1v??) even if Vcore is set to 1.24v. I'm talking about ASUS boards specifically. I'm not sure how other manufacturers might describe this for similar purposes.
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SpiritChild101
10-19-2016, 12:56 PM #6

Also one more question, will the voltage remain constant when the CPU is overclocked? That's what the CPU voltage offset mode in BIOS does. It will reduce the voltage back to idle just like the default settings (1.1v??) even if Vcore is set to 1.24v. I'm talking about ASUS boards specifically. I'm not sure how other manufacturers might describe this for similar purposes.