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Overclocking problems

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Likely because the 9700k doesn't need to be at 5ghz, 4.6 should handle most loads fine, it'll go up if it actually needs it.

Recently I bought my new processor i7-9700K and tried to overclock it to 5 GHz. I kept increasing the Voltage reaching up to 1.35 V. I thought that 1.35 V would be enough and not too much for the temps to reach too high. However, I soon noticed that it was stuck at 4.6 GHz even under load, never changing. I use CPUID to check the clock speed. I tried to increase the Voltage again, but it never changed. I'm still new to this but my only idea is that only one core is boosting to 5 GHz, but then again I looked at some tutorials and they all showed 5 GHz overall in CPUID. Is there something I'm not seeing? Thanks

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Try 4.8/4.9 at 1.3 (offset ) 

Your chip could likely not handle / your board could not handle it 

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