4.7ghz 1.33v i7 6700k
4.7ghz 1.33v i7 6700k
How about checking the exact duration? For testing, it's a reasonable length.
So you understand those kind of toasters with temperature controls? A good overclock at around 4.8GHz would mean raising the temperature from 4 to 5. What you're referring to is adjusting the kob to 11 and labeling bread as a food item. If you look at what I mentioned earlier, you'll see where this stands in relation to what's considered normal voltage.
The setup of 4.8ghz at 1.42 appears stable based on the Aida64 and x264 stress tests, though the reported range is 1.39-1.408. The temperatures stay under 75c (maybe a bit high, but not too much). I'll test 4.9 at 1.49v next.
Sounds good.
Avoid trying 4.9GHz—it's too high for your cooler.
There will be almost no improvement at all.
You're just starting with OC, and what you have is already quite high.
1.49v is excessively high.
Halt where you are now.
It seems 4.8 is the maximum I can reach. I was aiming for 4.9 but didn't quite get there.
Yes, keeping a steady 4.9 is a bad plan due to the small improvements and possible heat problems. Stay put and let it be.
The voltage changes with load because of how the system behaves under different conditions. When there is no load, the voltage tends to rise, while under load it drops. This is typical for your LLC setup.
Oml, please just listen closely, because you're not paying attention to what I'm saying.
Set the LLC to high.
Don't switch to another chip, most can't even reach 4.8GHz and you should be content with your current setup. If you're facing stability problems, revert to 4.7GHz 1.4v and stick with it.
It seems you're not familiar with overclocking, so I don't suggest diving into this without a solid understanding of what you're doing.