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yeah mine to!

Averages : BF4 - 47 C DayZ Mod- 41 C CS:GO - 48 C how about you?

hi, My family are often on the internet. so when i play bf4 it is more than likely that i will start to lagg on the game. i will ask them to watch their videos in 360p on an iPad but yet i am still lagging whenever youtube is touched. Download speed- 6.50 mbps Upload speed- 0.30 mbps

dude seriosuly you don't want to get caught in the overclocking trap

should i set the voltage overide to adaptive?

im using a stock speed 4770k and its reaching 71 Degrees celsiues that seems extremely high!

What the hell is going on my voltage is at 1.200v on bf4! i7 4770k 3.9 ghz!

i hvae just "reset to oprtimized" defualts and sucssefullt booted to windows. my cpu is so bad that 3.9 ghz requires 1.200v!!

i have recently been messing around with the settings in the bios and changing voltages, clock speeds and cache ratios + more. I have also disabled turbo so my 4770k only runs at 3.5ghz and when i play games like bf4 my cpu temps go up to anywhere from 59-64 C and i idle on 34C this seems really bad for an under clocked 4770k?? I have an asus z87 board an i am wondering if there is a way in the bios to reset all of the "AI Tweakers" that i have done for the ram and processor. However i am hesitant to click the reset to default button incase it resets "RAID's" and/or deletes all of my storage on my PC or if it deletes windows. all i want to do is get get my processor and ram back to stock.

bump

are you sure? so this will set processor and ram back to speeds that they were ment to be at?

bump.

i boot of of my SSD will this affect it?

Long story short i have been messing around with my OC and downclocking. i want to reset the processor to stock speeds so it is running how it is supposed to be ran. on the ASUS bios it gives me the option to "reset to defualt" if i click this is it going to unistall windows or corrupt any files? any help would be great.

its on the bios i have changed it before, when i look on cpu z its just on 3.5ghz constantly. but i know there is a setting in the bios that can clock it back to save power.