How to make my 10600KF go as fast and draw as much power as possible?

[MrConcrete04]

Hello world,

I finally upgraded to an i5 10600KF and a MSI MAG Z490 Gaming Edge WiFi. I want it to go as fast as possible and draw as much power as possible simply cos I can and I dont pay electricity lmao and who doesnt want extra FPS? I have a NH-D15 chromax.black on it and the fans barely spin even under intel XTU stress test (TDP at approx 140W) and Im planning on getting an Arctic 420mm AIO, not 240, 420 (3*140mm). I saw that gamersnexus got it to draw 220W at 5.1GHz. Im a noobie to OCing so help would be appreciated:)

Thank You

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[SupaKomputa]

4 minutes ago, MrConcrete04 said:

gamersnexus got it to draw 220W at 5.1GHz

There's a lot of video about overclocking that cpu, just follow one.

[tkitch]

If you're a noobie to OCing, don't do this.  This is dumb.

 

Work on a solid OC first, and see how it goes.  Don't fry hardware by being dumb.

[jaslion]

7 minutes ago, SupaKomputa said:

There's a lot of video about overclocking that cpu, just follow one.

Also make sure to do a test BEFORE overclocking in something like cinebench as you can easily get a bad but working oc that makes the cpu perform WORSE than it would at stock.

[MrConcrete04]

Just now, tkitch said:

If you're a noobie to OCing, don't do this.  This is dumb.

 

Work on a solid OC first, and see how it goes.  Don't fry hardware by being dumb.

Im not too noobie to be 100% honest, Ive done GPU and ram OCing in the past however this is the first time Im doing CPU OCing

My bad, should have mentioned that

 

[tkitch]

1 minute ago, MrConcrete04 said:

Im not too noobie to be 100% honest, Ive done GPU and ram OCing in the past however this is the first time Im doing CPU OCing

My bad, should have mentioned that

 

doesn't change anything I said.  Aim for a small - moderate, but stable overclock.  Don't go for stupid out the gate.

[Nena Trinity]

Got ASUS or a ASRock board? There is a automatic tool then... ASUS Perforamce Enhancement (APE)

[MrConcrete04]

Just now, Nena Trinity said:

Got ASUS or a ASRock board? There is a automatic tool then... ASUS Perforamce Enhancement (APE)

nah msi

[Nena Trinity]

Just now, MrConcrete04 said:

nah msi

If its MSI then I am unsure if they have automatic feature, look in BIOS I suppose the tools may be there to increase power limit manually. But for the love of god do not set core voltage to max you will kill the chip...

[SkilledRebuilds]

Your 2x8GB 2133Mhz RAM is a bottleneck now even with your stock CPU.
Lets say you fixed that.... 3200Mhz DDR4 CL14 (Even OC'd to 4200C16)

You have a 1050Ti if your past posts are to go by...
CPU OC....
Gaming? No point. You'll be GPU bound UNTIL you use Low settings (even with a RTX3060 at Medium) and are you going for the CPU OC to provide 30-40FPS extra on top of whatever you get at 1080p Medium or do you play with High settings and Ultra where the CPU based gains are minimal...being GPU bound.

If you play Fortnite/Esports, they are usually CPU limited on decent GPU's,..or have performance modes for lower end GPU's...then go for it.
OC RAM and CPU/RING... but it'll only go so far vs the Game Engine itself (its own limitations)
If you had 240-260FPS, would 280-300FPS Matter to you?
If you had 290-320FPS, would 340FPS Matter to you?
If you had 89FPS, would 93-95FPS Matter to you?
If you had 75-90FPS with RTX and Ultra Everything, does +3-7 FPS Matter to you?

None of this matters with that 2133Mhz RAM as it is anyway....or that 1050Ti GPU.. or that FAST CPU... because your baseline for the CPU is so good you'd have to drop settings on the GPU Or buy a much better one to see the CPU OC take hold and use it's potential, which doesn't give much anyway when TRYING to be GPU bound in Games.

By all means, educate with guides/videos and the like,.. but until you have alternative hardware, it's not worth it (to me personally looking at your situation)

[MrConcrete04]

18 minutes ago, tkitch said:

doesn't change anything I said.  Aim for a small - moderate, but stable overclock.  Don't go for stupid out the gate.

quick question, what is the difference between core voltage and core voltage offset?