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860k + t4 over clock

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my friend just bought the cooler master t4. i wants to overclock this as far as posable. the only issue is that he lives in LA. i imagine a 4.3 ghz is pretty reasonable. i live in the storm peaks so temperature isnt an issue for me and i was able to push my 7850k to 4.7 ghz on a t4 but i dont really know what to expect for him.

CPU: I7 8700k @ 5ghz | Motherboard: Asus Z370-Prime | RAM: White Crucial balistix DDR4 2133mhz | GPU: GTX 1080TI | Storage: ssd HyperX 240gig, 2x2tb seagate Firecuda 1tb, BPX 480 gig nvme, 1tb sandisk ssd  | Cooling: Custom loop | PSU: Evga supernova 850w G2 | Case: Phanteks enthoo evolv atx black White modded | system theme: White/RGB/Weiss

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my friend just bought the cooler master t4. i wants to overclock this as far as posable. the only issue is that he lives in LA. i imagine a 4.3 ghz is pretty reasonable. i live in the storm peaks so temperature isnt an issue for me and i was able to push my 7850k to 4.7 ghz on a t4 but i dont really know what to expect for him.

He should be able to get 4.5 GHz. The motherboard is a more determining factor in getting a good overclock however.
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he has a decent a88xm msi matx mobo. similar to mine.

CPU: I7 8700k @ 5ghz | Motherboard: Asus Z370-Prime | RAM: White Crucial balistix DDR4 2133mhz | GPU: GTX 1080TI | Storage: ssd HyperX 240gig, 2x2tb seagate Firecuda 1tb, BPX 480 gig nvme, 1tb sandisk ssd  | Cooling: Custom loop | PSU: Evga supernova 850w G2 | Case: Phanteks enthoo evolv atx black White modded | system theme: White/RGB/Weiss

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