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Did I do good for my first time? (Overclock)

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Should I up the voltage?

Go to 1.35V, go to 4.8 and see how far you can bring it down with it still being stable, if it's stable at all at that clock.

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Should I up the voltage?

Nope. 1.3 is perfect.

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Go to 1.35V, go to 4.8 and see how far you can bring it down with it still being stable, if it's stable at all at that clock.

Thanks I'll try that later.

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Try 4.8GHz, or 4.8 On 2 Cores.

I don't really see the point in that.

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Hey, More power for me!

In multi-threaded scenarios, it will result in less performance.

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In multi-threaded scenarios, it will result in less performance.

Well, I would do it on all cores not just two.

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Well, I would do it on all cores not just two.

That's what I was mainly referring to. Overclocking it to 4.8GHz on two cores. If it's 4.8GHz stable on all four cores, great.

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THat's good. Did you try to push a little further? like 4.8?

 

Don't up the voltage.

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That's what I was mainly referring to. Overclocking it to 4.8GHz on two cores. If it's 4.8GHz stable on all four cores, great.

Yup! I'm going to try that later.

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I'm going to try 4.8 later.

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http://i0.wp.com/pcdiy.asus.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/4.7GHz-Z97-Deluxe-3-Hours.png 4.7 @ 1.27V

 

http://i0.wp.com/pcdiy.asus.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/4.8GHz-2400-Z97-Deluxe-1-Hour.png 4.8 @ 1.32V

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I'm surprised about that result. It looks like the i7 4790K and the i5 4690K can be overclocked to the same speeds.

Secretly I hoped to easily get 5GHz on that i7 because it starts with a higher base clock and I was able to put +1GHz on my i5 without increasing the voltage a lot.

So are those chips very similar expect the hyper threating and the L3 cache?

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I5 4690K isn't that bad at it..

 on a sabertooth mk2 too.

 

Never tried more since i prefer noise to perf at the state i am atm.

 

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I5 4690K isn't that bad at it..

 on a sbaertooth mk2 too.

 

Never tried more since i prefer noise to perf at the state i am atm.

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I love the voltage being applied. 4.5GHz at 1.16V. Awesome.

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