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05-29-2020 07:21 PM #1
Greg Buenos PC Specs Motherboard OG STRIX Z-390E Processor i7-9700K Memory (part number) IPSG 2x16 D4 3200 Ripjaws Graphics Card #1 Built in video Sound Card RME-UCX audio interface Monitor Samsung 32" Storage #1 Samsung E 1TB 970PRO NVME M.2 SSD Storage #2 Samsung EVO 970 2TB CPU Cooler Corsair H801V2 liquid cooler Case CORSAIR CARBIDE 100R MT ATX CASE Power Supply Corsair RM750X OS Windows 10 Pro
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How to turn off overclock
Hello
How do you turn off the overclock? When I boot up the splash screen says I'm overclocking at 36 percent.
I am not a gamer, I record music, and I need the most reliable setup I can get.
I looked in Ai-suite and didn't see anything.
Also, I found an old thread that said to go into the bios and press F5. I tried this but F5 seems to automatically install the settings for some kind of optimized overclock.
There must be some way to tell the Bios to not overclock!
All of my components are listed in my profile, and my MOBO is a OG STRIX Z-390E.
Thanks for any help you can give!
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05-29-2020 08:00 PM #2
Greg Buenos PC Specs Motherboard OG STRIX Z-390E Processor i7-9700K Memory (part number) IPSG 2x16 D4 3200 Ripjaws Graphics Card #1 Built in video Sound Card RME-UCX audio interface Monitor Samsung 32" Storage #1 Samsung E 1TB 970PRO NVME M.2 SSD Storage #2 Samsung EVO 970 2TB CPU Cooler Corsair H801V2 liquid cooler Case CORSAIR CARBIDE 100R MT ATX CASE Power Supply Corsair RM750X OS Windows 10 Pro
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Ok, I think I figured it out.
First, F5, then exit with the changes using F10.
Now the splash screen does not indicate overclock, and the same with AI-Suite. The Ai-suite says 0 percent.
But at the bottom, the CPU speed keeps bubbling around 4700, even though the processor is supposed to be 3600. I am guessing that the Intel CPU is controlling the clock speed automatically and this is not considered overclocking. I hope.
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06-02-2020 08:15 AM #3
XYchromosone PC Specs Motherboard ASUS Maximux XI Extreme [BIOS 1602] Processor i9 9900KS Memory (part number) G.Skill Trident Z RGB CL17 3600MHz 32GB [4x8] Graphics Card #1 ASUS ROG Strix Gaming GTX 1080Ti 11GB Monitor AOC AGON AG271QG 27" 144Hz [165Hz OC] Storage #1 2 X Samsung 970 Pro NVMe 1TB M.2 SSD [DIMM.2_1+ DIMM.2_2] Storage #2 Samsung 850 Evo SSD 500GB SATA 3 CPU Cooler Thermaltake Floe Riing 360 Premium AIO Case Fractal Design Define R6 Black Power Supply Corsair AX1600i Keyboard RAZER Blackwidow X Tournament Chroma Mouse RAZER Lancehead [ambidextrous] Chroma Headset Sennheiser RS165 Wireless Headset/Speakers Sennheiser CX 100 inner ear headphones OS Windows 10 Pro x64 + Ubuntu Studio 20.04 Network Router ASUS DSL-AC68U
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Glad you figured it out. Yes you need to save the default [F5] setting, either by using F10 keyboard shortcut, or click Exit and Save Changes setting in the UEFI. Your system is no longer OCed and any changes in the CPU frequency is due to Intel speed boost etc. as is adjusts the CPU speed depending on load.
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06-04-2020 09:23 PM #4
menaquinone PC Specs Laptop (Model) desktop Motherboard ASUS Prime Z370-A Processor Intel Core i7-8700K Memory (part number) don't wanna say Graphics Card #1 none Sound Card none/on_mobo Monitor don't wanna say Storage #1 SSD CPU Cooler don't remember Case don't remember Power Supply don't wanna say Keyboard don't wanna say Mouse don't wanna say OS Windows 7 64bit (temporary)
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I may be mistaken but I believe that having ASUS MultiCore Enhancement set to Enabled(or was it Auto?) can do that exact thing.
Perhaps you can check for it in your BIOS, if you wish. I have it on Disabled.
EDIT: I found more info on this link: https://www.anandtech.com/show/6214/...about-free-mhzLast edited by menaquinone; 06-04-2020 at 09:43 PM. Reason: added url with more info on MultiCore Enhancement
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06-10-2020 06:01 AM #5
XYchromosone PC Specs Motherboard ASUS Maximux XI Extreme [BIOS 1602] Processor i9 9900KS Memory (part number) G.Skill Trident Z RGB CL17 3600MHz 32GB [4x8] Graphics Card #1 ASUS ROG Strix Gaming GTX 1080Ti 11GB Monitor AOC AGON AG271QG 27" 144Hz [165Hz OC] Storage #1 2 X Samsung 970 Pro NVMe 1TB M.2 SSD [DIMM.2_1+ DIMM.2_2] Storage #2 Samsung 850 Evo SSD 500GB SATA 3 CPU Cooler Thermaltake Floe Riing 360 Premium AIO Case Fractal Design Define R6 Black Power Supply Corsair AX1600i Keyboard RAZER Blackwidow X Tournament Chroma Mouse RAZER Lancehead [ambidextrous] Chroma Headset Sennheiser RS165 Wireless Headset/Speakers Sennheiser CX 100 inner ear headphones OS Windows 10 Pro x64 + Ubuntu Studio 20.04 Network Router ASUS DSL-AC68U
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Goood find menaquinone, I can't recall if F5 setts MCE to Auto or disabled? Must check.
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06-10-2020 05:25 PM #6
menaquinone PC Specs Laptop (Model) desktop Motherboard ASUS Prime Z370-A Processor Intel Core i7-8700K Memory (part number) don't wanna say Graphics Card #1 none Sound Card none/on_mobo Monitor don't wanna say Storage #1 SSD CPU Cooler don't remember Case don't remember Power Supply don't wanna say Keyboard don't wanna say Mouse don't wanna say OS Windows 7 64bit (temporary)
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For me on Prime Z370-A , F5 sets both MCE and AI Overclock Tuner to Auto, and leaving all set from F5, the CPU speed in Windows 7 x64 is only 4.4Ghz tops (from the base 3.7Ghz) but the only thing I did was boot into Windows, didn't try any benchmarks or tests.
also MCE has only Disabled and Auto for me. I do remember that setting XMP will ask me something about overclocking with YES/NO dialog, maybe only after answering YES to that will MCE be enabled? or I don't even know anymore