6700K OC help

[smolkomartin1]

Can I get 4,7 Ghz OC at 1,325 V on noctua nh-u12s at reasonable temps?

 

Thanks

[Jer45]

2 minutes ago, smolkomartin1 said:

Can I get 4,7 Ghz OC at 1,325 V on noctua nh-u12s at reasonable temps?

 

Thanks

the only way to know is to give it a try

[l_zheng101]

Which mobo and psu are you using?

[smolkomartin1]

2 hours ago, l_zheng101 said:

Which mobo and psu are you using?

Mobo: Asus Z170-A

PSU: EVGA SuperNOVA NEX 750W

[l_zheng101]

7 hours ago, smolkomartin1 said:

Mobo: Asus Z170-A

PSU: EVGA SuperNOVA NEX 750W

Nice, I'm using the same combo. Yeah 4.7 should be just fine. If it doesn't work then you can either add more voltage (will result in much higher temps) or lower the oc but the 4.7 oc should work. 

[Hunter7263]

 

1 hour ago, l_zheng101 said:

Nice, I'm using the same combo. Yeah 4.7 should be just fine. If it doesn't work then you can either add more voltage (will result in much higher temps) or lower the oc but the 4.7 oc should work. 

What voltage did you get the 4.7 on? The 1.325 he wants? What was your validation process? I just got mine stable at 4.7 at 1.36v. The 1.35v I had failed after 3 hours of testing but it didnt BSOD. Im currently 8 hours in on my 1.36v. I really want to know because I still have time to return mine and try a different sample.

[l_zheng101]

18 hours ago, Hunter7263 said:

 

What voltage did you get the 4.7 on? The 1.325 he wants? What was your validation process? I just got mine stable at 4.7 at 1.36v. The 1.35v I had failed after 3 hours of testing but it didnt BSOD. Im currently 8 hours in on my 1.36v. I really want to know because I still have time to return mine and try a different sample.

 

 He increased the base clock from 100 to 200 and turned the CPU multiplier to 23 for a 4.6 oc at 1.325v. Sorry, I wasn't paying attention.