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Oc'd 4690k

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Ok so i have overclocked my 4690k to 4.4ghz with a 212 evo, i got it steady and stable at 1.177V. Getting 66C load temperatures under prime 95 torture test with voltage overide on. Is that ok?

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Yeah, that's fine. Really, anything under 85C is safe.

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As long as your cpu isn't crashing then you have your self a successful OC (and the cpu isn't on fire or melting.)

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As long as your cpu isn't crashing then you have your self a successful OC (and the cpu isn't on fire or melting.)

;p that would suck,seems fine am gonna leave it for 12 hours stressing.

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Nice voltage brah.

 

 

;p that would suck,seems fine am gonna leave it for 12 hours stressing.

 
No need. If the cpu has an unstable OC it'll crash the first minutes into the test.
Try ROG Realbench, that kind of test is what really determines if your cpu is stable, not synthetic load tests like Prime95 (you shouldn't even be using Prime95 in a haswell refresh.)

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