Voltage and Multiplier Help for i5-3570K

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JKillz

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Hello, I recently built my first gaming computer and after a few days at stock clocks I decided to OC. I have a Asus Sabertooth Z77, a 3570k, and an h100i. I started pretty aggressively, multiplying to 4.4GHz, and left the voltage settings alone. It booted and ran Prime95. Everything was fine except my voltage was getting as high as 1.4 volts. I tried numerous offsets to get it down but it crashed with every setting I tried. Does anyone have any recommended voltage settings for me to try? Thanks.
 
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Y0GI

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Don't use offsets. Too cumbersome. Set your voltage control mode to "Override" at 1.3 volts.

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JKillz

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Thanks for the reply, So I used your settings, it booted into windows and am running prime 95 as I type this. Temps are great, and I'm running at 1.312v. But doesn't running such a high voltage without an offset put alot of strain on your CPU?
 
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As long as your Vcore stays below 1.300, it really doesn't matter how you get there. It's just that managing offsets is more difficult than entering 1.300 v. override.

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