i5-4670K Overclock

[Liquid-Cooled]

Hi all,  i have been thinking about overclocking my  i5-4670K to get the most out of it. there are soooo many videos online about this, i just wanted to check here with you guys ( imop the most experienced ppl 2 ask ) of the best way and how to do it safely.

If any 1 here has overclocked their  i5-4670K could you please share with me the processes you used and the results you have gotten. or even a good video link you would recommend.

 

thank you in advance for any help or info you can provide

 

cheers 

LC

[Vishera]

2 minutes ago, Liquid-Cooled said:

Hi all,  i have been thinking about overclocking my  i5-4670K to get the most out of it. there are soooo many videos online about this, i just wanted to check here with you guys ( imop the most experienced ppl 2 ask ) of the best way and how to do it safely.

If any 1 here has overclocked their  i5-4670K could you please share with me the processes you used and the results you have gotten. or even a good video link you would recommend.

 

thank you in advance for any help or info you can provide

 

cheers 

LC

I recommend to overclock through the BIOS and not through software,and remember voltage kills CPUs so raise it a tiny bit if the overclock is unstable,

The max safe voltage for your processor is 1.3v.

If you are not sure about something please ask

[CPUguy101]

14 minutes ago, Liquid-Cooled said:

Hi all,  i have been thinking about overclocking my  i5-4670K to get the most out of it. there are soooo many videos online about this, i just wanted to check here with you guys ( imop the most experienced ppl 2 ask ) of the best way and how to do it safely.

If any 1 here has overclocked their  i5-4670K could you please share with me the processes you used and the results you have gotten. or even a good video link you would recommend.

 

thank you in advance for any help or info you can provide

 

cheers 

LC

Ah simple that is Haswell and its before the devils cannon refresh so its using crappy paste. 

 

That said it all depends on your cooler. A 212+ should get you 4.2-4.4 using 1.2V or so. I had a golden 4790K i could get it to 4.8Ghz at just 1.225V. I wouldn't recommend going above 1.3V even on a 360 rad. 

 

 

Extremely simple way to start is 1.2V at 4Ghz and continue to raise the frequency until it crashes and then up the voltage a little.