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Cpu core voltage i7 8700k?

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1.3 4.7 should be the starting point for 8700ks unless u get really unlucky.

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so i decided to overclock my new pc and am planing to overclock my 8700k to 4.8 ghz because i read around online you can get away with that if have a decent cooler in my case an h150i pro form corsair so what cpu core voltage should i set it too guessing not stock 1v 1.3, 1.28 1.31 ??? and should i dial up the clock ratio slowly or just go strait to 4.8 ghz sorry for all the question fairly new to pc building 

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1.3v, then 48x + 100mhz. if it crashes, 1.32. I use AIDA64 FPU for my stability testes. 0 AVX offset for me.

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1.3 4.7 should be the starting point for 8700ks unless u get really unlucky.

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6 minutes ago, xg32 said:

1.3 4.7 should be the starting point for 8700ks unless u get really unlucky.

thanks

 

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I ran 5.0 at 1.3v no problem.

 

de8auer talks about starting at 1.35v / 5Ghz as a starting poo t then adjusting based on results 

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