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I have just overclocked my i7-4790k to 4.7GHZ at 1.275V. Is this a decent overclock? Is it stable? The idle temps stay below 50 and IntelBurnTest says that it is stable when on the preset 'High'

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It's a pretty decent oc! I can get 4.8GHz @ 1.225v 

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It's a pretty decent oc! I can get 4.8GHz @ 1.225v 

I was stable at 4.6GHz at 1.225V but when I switched to 4.8GHz I tried 1.275V and 1.25V and IBT immediately stated that it was not stable

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