Stock Overclock/Intel Turbo

[Ostarine]

Hi, 

 

When intel turbo boost technology is turned on in my bios my i9-9900K runs at 4.7ghz instead of base 3.6. I always turn it off b/c of my nightmares with ASUS motherboard and their software auto overclocking led me into a mess and my lack of understanding of overclocking. Which I've quickly learned about since rebuilding and troubleshooting.

 

Should I just let my computer run at 4.7 and not adjust any other overclocking parameters aka let the gigabyte motherboard auto adjust? It has been running stable for about a month at base clock with memory XMP on. 

 

Specs:

Recently rebuilt my PC as ASUS AI software destroyed my chip.

Chip: Intel I9-9900K - brand new old one fried due to ASUS AI auto overclocking

Motherboard: Gigabyte Aorus Master Z390

Video Card: RTX 2070

RAM: Vengeance 4x16 64 gig ram - XMP on at 3200

Cooling: NZXT water cooled chip. 6x case fans in addition to water cooling fans

PSU: Right now EVGA 850 GQ have a Corsair Hx850i coming in. 

[svmlegacy]

19 minutes ago, Ostarine said:

Should I just let my computer run at 4.7 and not adjust any other overclocking parameters aka let the gigabyte motherboard auto adjust? It has been running stable for about a month at base clock with memory XMP on. 

Pure stock operation of the 9900K would have Turbo Boost Technology enabled, and "MultiCore Enhancement" Disabled <- This is the motherboard's fiddling for a technical OC. You could also be sure to set base clock to 100 MHz. XMP is also technically an overclock, but I've never heard issues with it on Intel platforms.