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Make sure the voltages are adjusted carefully so the motherboard stays safe. The CPU runs at around 5.2-5.3GHz with all cores if you use the stock settings. If you want lower temperatures, try a 4.7-4.9GHz setting with 1.2-1.25V per core. An 80C cooler would be ideal for this.
yes but this shouldnt be at that high at stock and gamers nexus made a vid about it but the only thing is that theres no enhanced turbo option to disable also he just bought the best of the best cuz he had enough money
5900x will completely destroy that 11900k in most cases, and you don’t have to manually boost it. I believe this issue stems from poor component choices and lack of expertise. If your friend knew more, they’d likely pick a Ryzen or at least overclock a K CPU. Fortunately, we live in an era where computers and BIOS are much easier to manage. It’s not a tough fix—just set the VCore to 1.25V and the multiplier to 48. These adjustments should work if you’re in the right section of the BIOS, possibly even in advanced mode on the board.
It's a dynamic mode, but negative voltage offset is related to the ring ratio. The specific value depends on your setup. Yes, it's a core concept.