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I have 1.335v on BIOS. Cpu z and HM shows between 1.328v and 1.344v (maybe even 1.376v i think it was). Is it ok? On the other hand, if i use 4.5 Ghz i just need to set 1.285v on BIOS for it to be stable.

Hi, I have achieved a stable overclock at 4.6 Ghz @ 1.335v. My temps at idle are 29-31 C°. Temps while gaming are 50-65 C° and in some cases it will jump up to 75 at the very max. I am gaming at 1080p on ultra settings.My question is, is this overclock ok? or should i do 4.5 Ghz at a lower voltage?My specs are:i7 6700kCM Evo Hyper 21216 GB RAM Asus Z170 Pro GamingRTX 2060 Asus Strix750W XTR XFX

Hi, yesterday i was trying to set adaptive voltages on BIOS but i don't know what happened, the thing is when i restarted my PC the voltages went up to 1.52. Inmediatly i shutted down the PC and setted back the manual voltage i was using (1.315v). My question here is: did that insane voltage degraded my CPU in that short period of time (1 minute aprox.)?

Thank you for your response. The thing is that i don't know what should i put on the adaptive settings. i have a Asus z170 Pro Gaming motherboard.

Hi! i just overcloked my CPU and got a stable 4.6Ghz at 1.315V. Now i was wondering if i could leave my voltage on manual at 1.315 for 24/7 or if i should change it to adaptive. I mean, is it that bad for the CPU lifespan to run at 1.315? if so, what numbers should i set in de BIOS?

Also, if i want them for a bottom intake where i have a dust filter in front of the fan but nothing behind, should i use AF or SP fans?

I'm looking at https://www.mercadolibre.com.ar/ it is like the amazon web for argentinians. Like i said im looking for two fans so my budget is arround 40 usd for both.

Thank you for your replying. I live in Argentina and i don't have many options. For example, these ones costs me arround 20 usd dolars each, while a Corsair HD Series is 40 usd. Also, i clarified that i was looking at the SP120 on the corsair website. The thing is that i don't know if those Corsairs are good quallity fans, or if they are much better than the ID-Cooling ones.

Hello, i'm searching for two 120mm fans and I want them to go at the bottom of my pc case (Corsair 780t) as an intake fan configuration. Right now im between these ones:ID-Cooling:http://www.idcooling.com/Product/detail/id/63/name/PL-1...http://www.idcooling.com/Product/detail/id/102/name/SF-...Corsair (120mm):http://www.corsair.com/en-eu/air-series-sp140-led-green...I don't care about the noise, only want the better quallity/performance. What do you recomend me?Also, I really don't know why the ID-Cooling PL ones have more static pressure than the SF ones. Can someone explain me why? or which one is better?

Great, thanks!

I don't know why but i'm a little concerned about the CPU.

What can it be then?

it has 6 months.

I don't know... can it?

Mine is set to apply overclock at system startup too. Also, my OC is not that big... i have a r9 390x with an overclocked of 1080 on gpu clock speed.