- Nov 23, 2006
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Hi everyone,
i just got myself a new system with a i5 "Haswell" 4670K and i tried overclocking it (first overclock ever) to get 4.2GHz. Then i used IntelBurnTest and RealTemp to test the overclock. During 10 runs I got results as high as 89 degrees C on IntelBurnTest's Standard setting and I am worried that this may be too high.
Relevant information:
Processor cooler: Scythe Katana 4.
MB: Asus Z87-Pro
I used this guide (http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/id-1722630/intel-god-quick-dirty-guide-4ghz-haswell.html) with these adjustments: 42x CPU multi and 1.20v vcore (Found in another 4670K thread).
PS: Big thanks to IntelGod for making that guide on overclocking without it I would have been even more clueless.
Edit: Idle temp about 35-40 degrees C
i just got myself a new system with a i5 "Haswell" 4670K and i tried overclocking it (first overclock ever) to get 4.2GHz. Then i used IntelBurnTest and RealTemp to test the overclock. During 10 runs I got results as high as 89 degrees C on IntelBurnTest's Standard setting and I am worried that this may be too high.
Relevant information:
Processor cooler: Scythe Katana 4.
MB: Asus Z87-Pro
I used this guide (http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/id-1722630/intel-god-quick-dirty-guide-4ghz-haswell.html) with these adjustments: 42x CPU multi and 1.20v vcore (Found in another 4670K thread).
PS: Big thanks to IntelGod for making that guide on overclocking without it I would have been even more clueless.
Edit: Idle temp about 35-40 degrees C
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