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Z97 Vii Hero + 4790K Overclock Help

tunc8686
Level 8
hi guys ,

i'm trying to overclock in BIOS and it's not stabilize. how can i do set for best performans ? :confused::confused:

i've corsair h110 water cooling system on cpu and good air cooling system in case.
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NemesisChild
Level 12
Welcome to the forum!

What CPU overclock have you tried and with what CPU voltage?
Intel i9 10850K@ 5.3GHz
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NemesisChild wrote:
Welcome to the forum!

What CPU overclock have you tried and with what CPU voltage?



thank you

4,8ghz and 1,327V

Chino
Level 15
tunc8686 wrote:


i'm trying to overclock in BIOS and it's not stabilize.

There's only one way to stabilize an overclock. And that is to increase the voltage that the CPU is asking for.

tunc8686
Level 8
What will I do in the bios settings ?
only change voltage ?

tunc8686
Level 8
upload bios picture

seanmack
Level 7
tunc8686 wrote:
hi guys ,

i'm trying to overclock in BIOS and it's not stabilize. how can i do set for best performans ? :confused::confused:

i've corsair h110 water cooling system on cpu and good air cooling system in case.


Hi !

As others have suggested, increasing your core voltage is the best place to start. I'm guessing you'll need 1.4-1.45mV on your core to keep it stable at 4.8GHz. My i5 4690K requires 1.46 to be completely stable at 4.8GHz.

I would recommend you lower your Uncore (Cache Ratio) by 100-200 MHz. Leave the voltage on that the same (Auto). Please try both upping your core voltage and lowering Uncore speed until it stabilizes. Keep a very close eye on the core temps above 1.4mV !

Let me know how you go with this.

Kind Regards

seanmack wrote:
Hi !

As others have suggested, increasing your core voltage is the best place to start. I'm guessing you'll need 1.4-1.45mV on your core to keep it stable at 4.8GHz. My i5 4690K requires 1.46 to be completely stable at 4.8GHz.

I would recommend you lower your Uncore (Cache Ratio) by 100-200 MHz. Leave the voltage on that the same (Auto). Please try both upping your core voltage and lowering Uncore speed until it stabilizes. Keep a very close eye on the core temps above 1.4mV !

Let me know how you go with this.

Kind Regards



Thank you for your information and test you I'm being informative

pstlouis
Level 7
I use ai suite 3 5 way optimization. I set in the parameters to overclock to 4.6GHz. I obtain that overclock with 1.328V. Anandtech suggest 1.45V for 4.8GHz. Check that out : http://www.anandtech.com/show/8227/devils-canyon-review-intel-core-i7-4790k-and-i5-4690k/2

erix_jansen
Level 7
I have been fin with a 4760K at 1,3V and 4800 Mhz... untill I did some real benchmarks.... PC restarts. I will hafve to set a high voltage