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Hello guys recently i found out i can overclock (very expert, much smart)

Anyways i have an i7 2700k and a asus p8z77-v deluxe

Its currently at auto oc @ 4.4

Does anybody have a guide or a vid showing how can i manually over clock it  

Thanks :)  :P

Ps: Running stock intel cooler may watercool later 

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You're running a stock cooler with your CPU @4.4GHz are you sure?

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You're running a stock cooler with your CPU @4.4GHz are you sure?

He probably is, but im sure his pc is sweating something fierce. He should at least slap an evo 212 in there. 

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You either smashed the competition in the silicone lottery, you are running extremly unstable or your CPU is hot enough to grill on.

I wouldn't recommend overcloking (overvolting to be more precis) on a stock cooler. Be that auto or manual overclocking.

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You're running a stock cooler with your CPU @4.4GHz are you sure?

 

You either smashed the competition in the silicone lottery, you are running extremly unstable ot your CPU is hot enough to grill on.

I wouldn't recommend overcloking (overvolting to be more precis) on a stock cooler. Be that auto or manual overclocking.

 

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You either smashed the competition in the silicone lottery, you are running extremly unstable or your CPU is hot enough to grill on.

I wouldn't recommend overcloking (overvolting to be more precis) on a stock cooler. Be that auto or manual overclocking.

Its very stable

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He probably is, but im sure his pc is sweating something fierce. He should at least slap an evo 212 in there. 

Water or air cooling?

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And does someone have a video about overclocking with a asus p8z77-v deluxe

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And does someone have a video about overclocking with a asus p8z77-v deluxe

what temps is it running at under full load?

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Water or air cooling?

Water is completely unnecessary. I would never recommend more than nh-d15 which is about $70 But at least on evo 212. An evo 212 keeps my i5 nice and cool at 1.275V

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100 ish

SRS?? You want to fry the poor thing?

85-90° load is acceptable in benching/stability testing, anything above is horrible.

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100 ish

thats going to die then. put it back to stock turbo frequency and lower the voltage as much as you can, until you get a proper cooler

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AMD Threadripper 5990WX@4.8Ghz

Asus Zenith III Extreme

Asrock OC Formula 7970XTX Quadfire

G.Skill Ripheartout X OC 7000Mhz C28 DDR5 4X16GB  

Super Flower Power Leadex 2000W Psu's X2

Harrynowl's 775/771 OC and mod guide: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/232325-lga775-core2duo-core2quad-overclocking-guide/ http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/365998-mod-lga771-to-lga775-cpu-modification-tutorial/

ProKoN haswell/DC OC guide: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/41234-intel-haswell-4670k-4770k-overclocking-guide/

 

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thats going to die then. put it back to stock turbo frequency and lower the voltage as much as you can, until you get a proper cooler

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