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i7 9700k OverClock

So i bought this PC secondhand from someone, and it had a 4.9Ghz ovcerclock on it. I had checked the temps and were seeing around 90-94c.

 

I saw the voltage was at 1.30v, so i lowered it to 1.25v. just tried running prime95, and half the cores had stopped working.

 

What do i need to do to get this a stable overclock?

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Update coming soon.......... ;)

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I see 8 cores and 8 threads ? What’s the problem ?

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9 minutes ago, Ebony Falcon said:

I see 8 cores and 8 threads ? What’s the problem ?

The temperatures im getting on the cpu at idle and on half-ish load.... im getting about 50-60c idle temps and 95ish load temps.

Update coming soon.......... ;)

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1 hour ago, Trickster said:

I saw the voltage was at 1.30v, so i lowered it to 1.25v. just tried running prime95, and half the cores had stopped working.

It means that the CPU is unstable and needs more voltage,You lowered it too much.

 

1 hour ago, Trickster said:

I had checked the temps and were seeing around 90-94c.

Try a custom fan curve for the CPU,if that doesn't work well, then simply buy a better cooler.

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2 minutes ago, Vishera said:

It means that the CPU is unstable and needs more voltage,You lowered it too much.

 

Try a custom fan curve for the CPU,if that doesn't work well, then simply buy a better cooler.

I lowered the voltage cause it was hitting 95ish under small loads, it has dropped a little but not much. It's only on a 120 coolermaster AIO, i have a 360AIO coming in an hour, so going to test that out

Update coming soon.......... ;)

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Good luck with the new cooler ;)

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Overclocking a 9700K on a 120mm aio... Lol

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I didn't OC it, i bought the pc like it, its from PCspecialist , i bought it from the prev owner......so yeah. temps are still high on it.. :( seems to hit 91c still on prime95.

Update coming soon.......... ;)

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