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        I've been trying to overclock my 4790k but when i put 4.4GHZ with a voltage of 1.250. The temperatures of the cpu hit 65-70 celsius when stress testing on Aida64. The system is stable. Any suggestions on why this is happening? I have changed the thermal paste, cleared cmos battery, updated bios and i have a kraken x61 cooler. 

CPU: Intel Core I74790k
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They are good temperatures, you can't expect to find them in real world situations either, you have no need to worry

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i was just wondering why linus has 4.7 ghz on 1.300 with a temp of 65 and i havent even reached that clock and i have these temps

 

also many people that have kraken x61 have temps of 50-55

 

4.4ghz is the max turbo speed. If you set your system profile to XMP/Performance it will force the CPU to stay at 4.4ghz :P

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but on linus video he says to turn it on

 

yeah exactly im just letting you know 4.4ghz at its auto default voltages is perfectly safe. Its not really Overclocking :D.

 

Just be aware that you will gain 0 FPS in games Overclocking a 4790k as its not the CPU thats the bottleneck it will be your GPU(S) (I tested this on my own rig)

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