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Looking for assistance with boosting the performance of an i7 9700k?

Looking for assistance with boosting the performance of an i7 9700k?

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iTzMarvinPvP_
Member
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05-16-2020, 09:27 AM
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Hi, I'm just starting out with overclocking and wanted to try my i7 9700k after finally achieving a 3080. I've adjusted the Core Voltage to 1.31 and completed Intel Burn Test, AIDA64 stress test, and Cinebench R15 without any crashes. I set LLC to level 6, the idle core voltage is 1.305 but it occasionally jumps to 1.314 for a brief moment—am not sure if that's typical. It's also using manual settings. I have a Strix Z390 gaming-F motherboard and an RMA850 80+ gold power supply if that matters for overclocking. My current overclocks are at 5GHz across all cores without AVX offset. I've attached pictures of my CPU-Z and CPUID HWMonitor showing the voltages. I'm wondering if everything looks normal, if the voltage readings are acceptable, and if following the guide on YouTube helped me a lot. Thanks a lot!
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iTzMarvinPvP_
05-16-2020, 09:27 AM #1

Hi, I'm just starting out with overclocking and wanted to try my i7 9700k after finally achieving a 3080. I've adjusted the Core Voltage to 1.31 and completed Intel Burn Test, AIDA64 stress test, and Cinebench R15 without any crashes. I set LLC to level 6, the idle core voltage is 1.305 but it occasionally jumps to 1.314 for a brief moment—am not sure if that's typical. It's also using manual settings. I have a Strix Z390 gaming-F motherboard and an RMA850 80+ gold power supply if that matters for overclocking. My current overclocks are at 5GHz across all cores without AVX offset. I've attached pictures of my CPU-Z and CPUID HWMonitor showing the voltages. I'm wondering if everything looks normal, if the voltage readings are acceptable, and if following the guide on YouTube helped me a lot. Thanks a lot!

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RizzenPvP_
Junior Member
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05-16-2020, 02:49 PM
#2
voltages will change based on load and clock speed... What are your HWMonitor temperatures during extended core usage after running CPU-Z, bench, or stress tests for 10-15 minutes? If they exceed 80-85°C, it's a bit hot.
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RizzenPvP_
05-16-2020, 02:49 PM #2

voltages will change based on load and clock speed... What are your HWMonitor temperatures during extended core usage after running CPU-Z, bench, or stress tests for 10-15 minutes? If they exceed 80-85°C, it's a bit hot.

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killerbhai21
Junior Member
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05-16-2020, 05:12 PM
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When not in use, it fluctuates between 1.305 V and 1.314 V briefly. During gaming or other activities it reaches 1.323 V. Is this typical?
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killerbhai21
05-16-2020, 05:12 PM #3

When not in use, it fluctuates between 1.305 V and 1.314 V briefly. During gaming or other activities it reaches 1.323 V. Is this typical?

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AE_Beast
Junior Member
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05-16-2020, 06:02 PM
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voltages will change based on load and clock speed... What are your HWMonitor temperatures during extended core usage after running CPU-Z, bench, or stress tests for 10-15 minutes? If they exceed 80-85°C, it's a bit hot.
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AE_Beast
05-16-2020, 06:02 PM #4

voltages will change based on load and clock speed... What are your HWMonitor temperatures during extended core usage after running CPU-Z, bench, or stress tests for 10-15 minutes? If they exceed 80-85°C, it's a bit hot.

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auwifi
Junior Member
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05-16-2020, 06:15 PM
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Congratulations on the 3080! Besides the voltage, there are a few tips to keep performance stable during winter. I noticed some punctuation in the performance details.
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auwifi
05-16-2020, 06:15 PM #5

Congratulations on the 3080! Besides the voltage, there are a few tips to keep performance stable during winter. I noticed some punctuation in the performance details.