Forget about auto tuning. It assumes you have the worst CPU and does the settings accordingly.
I had to fix a mates 4820k which he used auto tune. The Dam thing put it on 4.6 Ghz which is fine for that CPU but it had Vcore on 1.420 Volts which is ridiculous. I did a manual tune and kept the 4.6 Ghz and ended up at 1.290 Vcore fully stable. (1.270 + .020 for reliability).
What you have looks good. The only thing for 24/7 may be overclocking the cache to 4.1 Ghz. Did you check what voltage it put on the cache in Auto for that much cache over clock ?
Unless you have a poor CPU you can probably do 4.3 or 4.4 Ghz with 1.275 volts. Mined ended up fully stable at 4.4 Ghz with 1.280 Vcore. (Actually was 1.260 but I added .020 for reliability).
You will need to do a real good Stability test with Adaptive mode because I found I needed a lot higher Vcore for adaptive to work without BSOD'ing. I had the same problem with Offset mode. Fixed Vcore was stable at a lower voltage. You also might have to play with LLC to keep the voltage constant when under load. With 4.4 Ghz and 1.280 Vcore a LLC value of 8 keeps mine rock steady.
I would use a fixed Vcore with a Lot less voltage at 4.1 Ghz. Probably only need 1.200 Volts, maybe less. For 24/7 Use.
Your cooling looks fine. As long as you don't go silly with clocks and voltages these things do run at pretty nice temps.
I would have no problem running 24/7 Under 1.300 Vcore. Just a little concerned what the Cache Voltage is at such a high Cache Overclock.
Mine is only a 5930k but basically the same CPU with 2 less cores. You will have slightly higher temps. But at 4.1 Ghz it would be a nice temp.
Charles
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