Hello there!
I have a i5 4670k running at 4.2GHz with a voltage of 1.215v on a ASRock Z87 Killer.
The thing Is that I like the power saving features of the i5 (the cool 800Mhz at 0.7v), but when I run Intel burn Test I can see the voltage spiking to 1.301v, that's seems to be the only time that happens.
Should I be worried? Is it best just leave it at Override at a constant 1,215v?
Or is it best to have it cool most of the downtime and let it spike 1.301v?
My GPU is a GTX 570 so I don't know I should even OC the CPU at this moment, the only games that really seem to push the CPU are Battlefield 4 and Wildstar (and the last one in going the way of the recycle bin, so very poorly optimized).
Thank you for the help in advance!
I have a i5 4670k running at 4.2GHz with a voltage of 1.215v on a ASRock Z87 Killer.
The thing Is that I like the power saving features of the i5 (the cool 800Mhz at 0.7v), but when I run Intel burn Test I can see the voltage spiking to 1.301v, that's seems to be the only time that happens.
Should I be worried? Is it best just leave it at Override at a constant 1,215v?
Or is it best to have it cool most of the downtime and let it spike 1.301v?
My GPU is a GTX 570 so I don't know I should even OC the CPU at this moment, the only games that really seem to push the CPU are Battlefield 4 and Wildstar (and the last one in going the way of the recycle bin, so very poorly optimized).
Thank you for the help in advance!
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