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02-28-2019 05:46 PM #1ROG Member Array
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Maximus Hero XI Overclocking
Hi Guys,
I'm new to overclocking so please work with me. I've followed the direction of this video to the T. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95Ujni7-fVM&t=125s
For some reason at CPU current capabilites, the max I see is 170%.
I also notice that there's other video by newegg.
Which one is a good one to follow?
The error I'm having is that when I'm running the cinebench, I get the blue screen. Current looking at the CPUZ, all the cores are at 4.6ghz, where as I want 5ghz
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02-28-2019 10:04 PM #2Administrator Array
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Firstly remove any memory overclocking (including XMP profile)
1. Set Sync all Cores - 50
2. Under Digi+ set Loadline Calibration (LLC) 6
3. Set Vcore in Manual Mode - Overide voltage 1.3v
Test again and decrease or increase vcore accordingly.
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02-28-2019 11:17 PM #3ROG Member Array
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I'll give that a shot. Do I turn it back to Auto?
Originally Posted by Silent Scone@ASUS
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02-28-2019 11:32 PM #4ROG Member Array
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Did not crash an I have a score of 2062 cb? CPU temp max at 89c? Originally Posted by evry1lovel
Is this good?
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03-01-2019 07:51 PM #5ROG Member Array
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anyone?
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03-01-2019 09:16 PM #6ROG Guru: Brown Belt Array NemesisChild PC Specs
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I don't use CB, so I can't comment on your score. Originally Posted by evry1lovel
However, 89c is pushing the thermal limit. You do not want to go about 91c.Intel i7 8700K@ 5.2GHz (Delidded)
ASUS Maximus X Hero (Bios 1801)
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03-01-2019 09:34 PM #7Administrator Array
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Thermals are quite high for Cinebench. Try lowering vcore till you experience instability. Test with XTU stress test to start out. Originally Posted by evry1lovel
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03-02-2019 02:16 PM #8ROG Member Array
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https://imgur.com/a/EJumqm5 Originally Posted by Silent Scone@ASUS
This is from realtest from Asus website. Is this better? Running 5ghz at 1.29 voltage.*
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03-02-2019 02:22 PM #9Administrator Array
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Nice. Yes, Realbench is a good synthetic mix for daily workloads. Run the stress test for 1 to 2 hours.
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03-02-2019 02:57 PM #10ROG Member Array
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I can apps running or just the test running? how do I set it to 1hr? Originally Posted by Silent Scone@ASUS
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