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Ein Preis von 14600k Euro für einen untervoltierten Chip.

Ein Preis von 14600k Euro für einen untervoltierten Chip.

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Thelo58
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01-12-2023, 02:44 PM
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I've been adjusting undervolting my 14600k to see if it would drop to 95c in Cinebench R24. After some tweaks, it settled around 85c. Then after fully setting manual BIOS parameters, I reached a low of 70c. This is with an Artic Freezer 2 240AIO. In Cinebench results, multi-core performance hovers near 1350-1370 and single-core around 117 (without overclocking). Single-core seems solid at about 5.1GHz, which isn't a big deal for me. I'm not sure about the single-core numbers beforehand but it looks decent. Overall, it's running smoothly at 4.8GHz all-core, though the single-core didn't quite hit 5.1GHz. I might revisit this later. I disabled CEP, set PL1 and PL2 to 125W, auto-Voltage, and adjusted ratios up to 4.9GHz with small voltage offsets. It's stable, even without pushing the limits. No synthetic downgrades were needed at 125W. Who else has tried this setup? What offsets did you use?
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Thelo58
01-12-2023, 02:44 PM #1

I've been adjusting undervolting my 14600k to see if it would drop to 95c in Cinebench R24. After some tweaks, it settled around 85c. Then after fully setting manual BIOS parameters, I reached a low of 70c. This is with an Artic Freezer 2 240AIO. In Cinebench results, multi-core performance hovers near 1350-1370 and single-core around 117 (without overclocking). Single-core seems solid at about 5.1GHz, which isn't a big deal for me. I'm not sure about the single-core numbers beforehand but it looks decent. Overall, it's running smoothly at 4.8GHz all-core, though the single-core didn't quite hit 5.1GHz. I might revisit this later. I disabled CEP, set PL1 and PL2 to 125W, auto-Voltage, and adjusted ratios up to 4.9GHz with small voltage offsets. It's stable, even without pushing the limits. No synthetic downgrades were needed at 125W. Who else has tried this setup? What offsets did you use?

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GABBE_M
Junior Member
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01-12-2023, 04:28 PM
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Restore default settings, turn on XMP profile, remove all power constraints, apply manual Vcore voltage of 1.2 for boot, and monitor temperatures.
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GABBE_M
01-12-2023, 04:28 PM #2

Restore default settings, turn on XMP profile, remove all power constraints, apply manual Vcore voltage of 1.2 for boot, and monitor temperatures.