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Hi all,

 

I am Ocing my i7 4790k and I just want to make sure im doing things right, and everything seems safe.

 

I've added the stress test results I got, would you say its safe to push it a little more? had it running for 20 mins and no crashes or anything. I still had msi afterburning, Microsoft edge with 9 tabs open, battlenet, steam and hw monitor all running as well while the test was going.  

 

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1 hour ago, cfreeman1990 said:

thanks :) … I had another go at ocing … atm im stable at 4.8gz and the voltage is like 1.37 is that ok? and temps are like max peak 90 but a steady 70-80 when stress testing on aida 64. gaming running about 40- 60 that ok??

 

I wouldn't go much higher than 1.35v for a daily, but I've pushed mine to 1.4v and beyond before to hit 5GHz before. Not worth it in my experience, too risky for a daily driver. Try and back your voltage down a bit, but honestly the difference between 4.8 and 4.7 is negligible.

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1.37 is a bit on the high side. I run my 8700K at 1.28 day to day. Doesn't survive Aida for long but works fine for gaming and Photoshop

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11 hours ago, cfreeman1990 said:

thanks :) … I had another go at ocing … atm im stable at 4.8gz and the voltage is like 1.37 is that ok? and temps are like max peak 90 but a steady 70-80 when stress testing on aida 64. gaming running about 40- 60 that ok??

 

1.37 is a Bit high, as said by orbitalbuzzsaw, so chuck it down a notch. Temps are riding the edge but should be fine 

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On 7/21/2018 at 2:00 AM, OrbitalBuzzsaw said:

1.37 is a bit on the high side. I run my 8700K at 1.28 day to day. Doesn't survive Aida for long but works fine for gaming and Photoshop

I tried 4.9 on 1.42v and i got like 10- 15 mins into aida 64 before it crashed =/ tbh it is running as sweet as a nut on 4.8 on 1.37. gaming tempts are like 51 * in a room 27-31 degree. ill try and undervolt it a little to see if i can see get it stable at lower voltage :)

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