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Thx @Mark17 and @coalminer071, just figured out the UEFI settings aren't quite supposed to be used..."Officially we don't support overclocking, plus we aren't trained for these scenarios" - Asus Germany Support hotline. Turns out i had to install their bloatware infested suite, managed to OC to 4.9 just now. Also now I can actually change the fan profiles so that 30% on the curve doen't mean 100% fan speed. And yes, via the UEFI i could only effectively change the CPU clock by altering the baseclock, the core multiplier did nothing - <sarcasm>thanks Asus tech support</sarcasm>

Hi Guys, I just upgraded my setup to an Asus Z270E Strix Gaming and a 7700k in a Corsair H570X. Since I am currently not willing to shell out the money to change my custom loop, the CPU is currently running with a bequiet Dark Rock 3. The CPU I got was pre-tested by the seller for 4,8GHz@1,32V. But here's the problem: I can't get the core frequency to change without touching the baseclock, which I will not do. I've set everything to manual, changed the multiplier (Sync all cores is enabled) and went to save and exit, but only got a powercycle in return. I went for a mild OC of 4,4GHz from 4,2 Base and left the voltage on Auto this time. I was greeted by my Windows login screen and was immediately disappointed when I found out that the OC didn't take. Tested with CPU-Z and AIDA64 stress test. Maybe anyone has an idea on how to troubleshoot this, since my last system was three years old and still managed to have a simpler UI than anything I found. Full system specs: Intel Core i7-7700k @4,2GHz Stock Asus Z270E Strix Gaming Gigabyte Gaming 1080 Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4 @3466MHz Greetings from a first time poster! NWC P.S.: I'm also having trouble with the autpmatic fan control, I set it to only start the case fans in the temp exceeded 45°C, but they keep turning on for a few seconds all the time while idling at 30°C...