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overclocking Intel 4670k

biggiepk
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Hi there.

I want to overclock my Intel 4670k, to 4.2 or higher if i can. I have GA-Z87X-D3H motherboard, and noctua NHD14 air colling.

Here is pokit picture of my rig, on default:

 

http://pokit.org/get/?aa28cd143dec0341168384b7f2faf3e0.jpg

 

How much for voltage should i go? I have really low voltage by default?

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Idle voltages say nothing whatsoever. They are always lowered during idle to save power and reduce heat output. Either way the voltage you need iffers per chip so I would suggest watching this video first:

 

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