safe vcore i5 6600k

[paco2013]

Hello guys sinds a few weeks a bought a new cpu and mobo, i have it clocked at 4.7ghz with a vcore set in bios of 1.35v it rus great, but the quastion i have is 1.35v safe for 24/7 use.

I,m not on adaptive mode but set fixed vcore

[DXMember]

is ok

[paco2013]

42 minutes ago, DXMember said:

is ok

If that is so, its great then.

[runit3]

yes, completely safe. I run mine at 1.465v, although I have Intel's PTPP, and IDC

[paco2013]

40 minutes ago, runit3 said:

yes, completely safe. I run mine at 1.465v, although I have Intel's PTPP, and IDC

oke thats nice hahaha, but i,m just running on air, and i have a simpler motherbord, so i would like to keep the vcore under 1.4v, yesterday just checked if it would start at 1.4v and 4.9ghz, it did.

 

oke and what are the temps you guys find comfortable and oke for cpu core and all cpu

 

http://valid.x86.fr/ckedvk

[gloriouspcmasterrace]

the voltage is not really the problem, you just got to keep the temps in mind. as long as they dont exceed your comfort zone you should be fine (idk coretemp around 70-80 on full load running stability tests should be just fine)

[runit3]

1 hour ago, paco2013 said:

oke thats nice hahaha, but i,m just running on air, and i have a simpler motherbord, so i would like to keep the vcore under 1.4v, yesterday just checked if it would start at 1.4v and 4.9ghz, it did.

 

oke and what are the temps you guys find comfortable and oke for cpu core and all cpu

 

http://valid.x86.fr/ckedvk

Under 85C for synthetic loads

[paco2013]

1 hour ago, gloriouspcmasterrace said:

the voltage is not really the problem, you just got to keep the temps in mind. as long as they dont exceed your comfort zone you should be fine (idk coretemp around 70-80 on full load running stability tests should be just fine)

oke so a core temp in realtemp of 59 highest core, and 57 degrees celsius in hwinfo is no problem then.

 

running linx64 stresstest gived me 79 ceslius for highest core

[gloriouspcmasterrace]

sounds good to me