Safe overclock

[TXshooter]

What is a safe voltage and core clock speed to overclock a water cooler Intel i5 4690k?

[Guest]

Rule of OC.

 

Up the clock until it's unstable then increase the voltage.
repeat until load temps are safe or satisfactory, for most intel chips that will be 80C.
 

But I really wouldn't push it that far, 1.4V tops and 1.3V for daily usage (source: https://www.reddit.com/r/overclocking/comments/2vsji3/help_what_is_the_max_safe_voltage_for_an_i5_4690k/)

[Jacktastic-Mofo]

For my i5-4690k I have the voltage a 1.3v and the multiplier at 48 so I have a speed of 4.8Ghz stable, however I'm gonna start going for 5Ghz later on today.

[TXshooter]

For my i5-4690k I have the voltage a 1.3v and the multiplier at 48 so I have a speed of 4.8Ghz stable, however I'm gonna start going for 5Ghz later on today.

How do I up the multiplier and the voltage? Do I use the bios or do I use a program?

[Patrick Bateman]

For my i5-4690k I have the voltage a 1.3v and the multiplier at 48 so I have a speed of 4.8Ghz stable, however I'm gonna start going for 5Ghz later on today.

nice

[Jacktastic-Mofo]

How do I up the multiplier and the voltage? Do I use the bios or do I use a program?

You do it in the BIOS, what board do you have?

[TXshooter]

You do it in the BIOS, what board do you have?

I am going through get an ASUS SABERTOOTH z97 mk1

[TXshooter]

This is all for future reference

[Coaxialgamer]

For haswell :

Safe voltage up to 1.4v and temps under 80C.

[TX-OC]

1.45v