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Cade_Tonner
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Just wondering if someone could tell me an appropriate overclock for a Intel Core i5 4690K Unlocked Quad Core 3.5GHZ/3.9GHZ Processor. 

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mines been over 4.8ghz , so i think yours should easily o 4.5ghz @1.25v vcore 

 

as long as you have the cooling available (ie aio , or really good cooler) 

 

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4 gigahertz is usually do-able on stock voltage, it's a good starting point.

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Cade_Tonner I got mine to 4.6 at 1.3V.  Pick a max temperature that you're comfortable with (I picked 70°C) and keep increasing the multiplier and voltage until you hit that point.  

This video should tell you everything you need to know 

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