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i7 8700k miglioramento prestazioni

i7 8700k miglioramento prestazioni

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Dephunkpunk_2
Senior Member
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08-15-2017, 06:56 PM
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I recently upgraded my i7 8700k with a 212 evo, using multi-core enhancement. My frequency reached 4.7 ghz and the vcore voltage was managed by this feature. I tried to optimize it further, aiming for 4.8 ghz with 1.33 on the vcore. Anything below that would cause crashes during Cinebench. I also have LLC (load line calibration) enabled in auto mode. Temperatures were around 83°C in Cinebench and between 60 and 72°C while gaming. Some people claim they achieved 4.8 with much lower voltage, but is there anything I can do or is this a rare situation? If so, is it safe to run the processor at this voltage and frequency? Thanks in advance.
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Dephunkpunk_2
08-15-2017, 06:56 PM #1

I recently upgraded my i7 8700k with a 212 evo, using multi-core enhancement. My frequency reached 4.7 ghz and the vcore voltage was managed by this feature. I tried to optimize it further, aiming for 4.8 ghz with 1.33 on the vcore. Anything below that would cause crashes during Cinebench. I also have LLC (load line calibration) enabled in auto mode. Temperatures were around 83°C in Cinebench and between 60 and 72°C while gaming. Some people claim they achieved 4.8 with much lower voltage, but is there anything I can do or is this a rare situation? If so, is it safe to run the processor at this voltage and frequency? Thanks in advance.

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jellyman102
Junior Member
21
08-19-2017, 06:43 AM
#2
It seems like a silicone lottery situation—1.33v looks safe, and the temperatures seem reasonable. I believe you should be okay with those adjustments.
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jellyman102
08-19-2017, 06:43 AM #2

It seems like a silicone lottery situation—1.33v looks safe, and the temperatures seem reasonable. I believe you should be okay with those adjustments.

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ConflictReD
Junior Member
10
08-19-2017, 08:05 AM
#3
It really depends, though I thought you should be able to improve. The CPU cooler in the 212 Evo might be limiting you, especially when overclocking the 8700K, particularly at higher voltages. The motherboard plays a role too, and fine-tuning is essential. Many people manage to reach 5GHz at 1.3v, though I can't quite hit it—I need 1.325v for that. I’ve found success with a 4.9GHz setting at 1.278v on my Gigabyte Z370 Gaming 7, paired with a high LLC configuration and the Corsair H150i AIO, which gives me solid cooling. There should be forums dedicated to your motherboard and the 8700K; I’d look into those for baseline settings and then adjust accordingly, keeping in mind better cooling for future overclocking attempts.
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ConflictReD
08-19-2017, 08:05 AM #3

It really depends, though I thought you should be able to improve. The CPU cooler in the 212 Evo might be limiting you, especially when overclocking the 8700K, particularly at higher voltages. The motherboard plays a role too, and fine-tuning is essential. Many people manage to reach 5GHz at 1.3v, though I can't quite hit it—I need 1.325v for that. I’ve found success with a 4.9GHz setting at 1.278v on my Gigabyte Z370 Gaming 7, paired with a high LLC configuration and the Corsair H150i AIO, which gives me solid cooling. There should be forums dedicated to your motherboard and the 8700K; I’d look into those for baseline settings and then adjust accordingly, keeping in mind better cooling for future overclocking attempts.