4790k default values, help please!

[Lgnz]

Hi guys, i know it sounds stupid but i need your help to find the default spec values of:

 

- Default core multiplier/turbo boost multiplier (1x44, 2x44, 3x43, 4x42, is this right?)

- Default multiplier/speed for the cache (40?)

- I know it's different for each motherboard but what are your Vcore and cache voltage @default?

 

PS: Don't tell me to reset the bios or something like that to find the specs, that's not the case. I just need the exact values

 

Thanks!

 

[JoostinOnline]

There isn't one, because it changes dynamically.

[Bananasplit_00]

cashe should be 4GHz so 40x multiplier

no clue what my defult voltages are as i never run them but i think its 1.2V Vcore&cashe

[Lgnz]

14 minutes ago, JoostinOnline said:

There isn't one, because it changes dynamically.

What? I'm not talking about the core speed based on what application you are using, I'm talking about the max speed your processor can get @ default with 1/2/3/4 cores on full load and nothing else. Is it 4200? is it 4000? is it 4400?

 

[Fasauceome]

18 minutes ago, Lgnz said:

What? I'm not talking about the core speed based on what application you are using, I'm talking about the max speed your processor can get @ default with 1/2/3/4 cores on full load and nothing else. Is it 4200? is it 4000? is it 4400?

 

the one core turbo is 4.4 and 4 core is 4.2. the values you listed look correct.

[JoostinOnline]

59 minutes ago, Lgnz said:

What? I'm not talking about the core speed based on what application you are using, I'm talking about the max speed your processor can get @ default with 1/2/3/4 cores on full load and nothing else. Is it 4200? is it 4000? is it 4400?

 

You didn't ask for the max values, you asked for the default ones. Voltage and frequency are constantly changing so there's no default.

 

Single core turbo is 4.4GHz and the rest is 4.2GHz.  I suggest you take a look at ARK for more information: https://ark.intel.com/products/80807/Intel-Core-i7-4790K-Processor-8M-Cache-up-to-4_40-GHz

[Lgnz]

23 minutes ago, JoostinOnline said:

You didn't ask for the max values, you asked for the default ones. Voltage and frequency are constantly changing so there's no default.

 

Single core turbo is 4.4GHz and the rest is 4.2GHz.  I suggest you take a look at ARK for more information: https://ark.intel.com/products/80807/Intel-Core-i7-4790K-Processor-8M-Cache-up-to-4_40-GHz

First of all wiriting 42x or 4.2ghz it's basically the same thing and that's the default value for 4 cores apparenly. How did i ask for something else? On the ARK there are none of the informations i was interested in

[Lgnz]

56 minutes ago, Starscream203 said:

Reset your bios to default. What the max speed by default depends on you motherboard for example the Maximus VII runs all cores at 4.4 but the Asus Z97-A runs it at max 4.2 in games and may change with out aplications 

A lot of mobos have really shitty default settings and default vcore, mine at default is like 4.4@1.280v. It's waaaaaay too much.

[airdeano]

default voltage you are stating is normal.

but it comes down to the mobo mannie and their UEFI programming.

otherwise, undervolt to your best voltage, multiplier, and stability.

generally, 1.080v could be a norm as on my 4770k (3.9) and 1.130 for my 4790k (4.4) at boost voltage across all 4cores.

[Lgnz]

36 minutes ago, Starscream203 said:

I dont understand what you are trying to achieve ? You claim alot of motherboards have bad default settings. I have to disagree. Anything under 1.3 volts is ok on a haswell chip. I think 1.280v is a bit high for 4.4 but this will run solid which is why the motherboard maker did it this way. The Asus Maximus VII does the same thing. I would stop worring about you computer set it to default and forget 

Why should i keep my cpu at 70+ degrees when i can have 10 degrees less with the performance or higher performance for the same temps? Btw, that's not the point of this thread, we all know how OC works ;D

[Lgnz]

8 hours ago, Starscream203 said:

If you are getting 70c than i suggest changing your cooling solution 

At 1.3v you get 70c++ on every decent stress test even with a good cooling system.

 

This is from the review on Anandtech:

"Using a Corsair H80i (the 120mm double thickness CLC), our CPU hit 4.6 GHz at 1.300 volts, with 86ºC peak temperature under OCCT load, and 4.7 GHz at 1.450 volts with 98ºC peak temperature under OCCT load."

They got a really shitty 4790k but you get the idea.

 

[wildgg]

just lower the voltage and run stress tests until you find it crashing just like overclocking but instead ''undervolting''.

like people said every motherboard is different and will use different settings, this is not done by the CPU.

 

my 4790k also did 1.28V so this seems pretty standard.

 

 

[Mick Naughty]

Run mine at 1.28 and it would maybe see high 50’s in rendering. Don’t recall what it did with a stress test as I have no need to do that anymore. But I don’t run mine at stock clocks and multiplyier. 

[Lgnz]

7 hours ago, Starscream203 said:

Why are you running at 1.3 volts ? Have fun messing up your system 

Your trolling skill is very low, i suggest you to try a little bit harder. If you are not trolling, try to read the replys again and again

 

4 hours ago, Mick Naughty said:

Run mine at 1.28 and it would maybe see high 50’s in rendering. Don’t recall what it did with a stress test as I have no need to do that anymore. But I don’t run mine at stock clocks and multiplyier. 

Well, you must be a really lucky guy!

 

https://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages/noctua-nh-d15s-cpu-cooler-review,8.html

[Mick Naughty]

14 minutes ago, Lgnz said:

Well, you must be a really lucky guy!

 

https://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages/noctua-nh-d15s-cpu-cooler-review,8.html

I can get those temps with synthetic too. Isnt really the point as it isn't realistic. Nor do I need 1.3 to only hit 4.6  as that's a mediocre speed.

[JoostinOnline]

11 minutes ago, Starscream203 said:

Im not trolling just trying to make a point you dont need to run the volts that high for it to be stable 

Your experience is not everyone's. I had to do 1.3V for 4.6GHz. Literally every chip is different.

[JoostinOnline]

5 minutes ago, Starscream203 said:

What motherboard ?

It doesn't really matter. It's not that uncommon.

 

[Lgnz]

7 hours ago, Starscream203 said:

Im not trolling just trying to make a point you dont need to run the volts that high for it to be stable 

Dude really, try to read my replies again. Do you realize that we are saying the same thing? Yes?

9 hours ago, Mick Naughty said:

I can get those temps with synthetic too. Isnt really the point as it isn't realistic. Nor do I need 1.3 to only hit 4.6  as that's a mediocre speed.

That's what i was talking about, 1.3v more or less, 70* in stress test with a good cooler. Those are the normal temps at that voltage unless you have a delidded cpu or you are the most lucky person on earth  
You should try BF5 and tell me what are your temps in game. I'm curious now!

[Mick Naughty]

5 hours ago, Lgnz said:

Dude really, try to read my replies again. Do you realize that we are saying the same thing? Yes?

That's what i was talking about, 1.3v more or less, 70* in stress test with a good cooler. Those are the normal temps at that voltage unless you have a delidded cpu or you are the most lucky person on earth  
You should try BF5 and tell me what are your temps in game. I'm curious now!

Given how the cpu is maxed out on bf1 I’m sure it will be just as bad on bf5. I haven’t got around to getting the beta yet. 

[Lgnz]

2 hours ago, Mick Naughty said:

Given how the cpu is maxed out on bf1 I’m sure it will be just as bad on bf5. I haven’t got around to getting the beta yet. 

You didn't lose much, probably the worst BF i've ever played

[Mick Naughty]

1 hour ago, Lgnz said:

You didn't lose much, probably the worst BF i've ever played

I didn’t mind it. I was good at it so play it. Preferred hardline, bf4 is my favorite but I only play those 3.