Discussi su Questioni5 12600k per migliorare la prestazione con l'overclocking
Discussi su Questioni5 12600k per migliorare la prestazione con l'overclocking
You're exploring a balanced approach with the 12600k and ASUS b660. It's smart to aim for both higher performance and thermal efficiency, especially since you're experienced in overclocking and undervolting. Combining these two methods can help maintain cooler temps while boosting clock speeds. Just keep an eye on stability and monitor closely during testing.
Thank you for the reply, it seems most of the z690 MOSFETs I found were beyond my budget. Perhaps I'll focus on undervolting at normal speeds instead.
It's your decision, but you could be opening up a can of worms.
A safer and free way to achieve the best performance might be to install the correct bios and drivers.
The next step is to avoid running or loading unnecessary software—keep it light.
If you want to show off, that's a different matter.
You can still adjust the power limits on B660. That's essentially all you need to do. Intel and AMD chips are already very close to their limits, so overclocking isn't really necessary. 241W and 220W CPUs are fine as they are. I'd suggest keeping the limits in place mainly for noise and power consumption.