cooler master nepton 140xl and i5 4690k ,HELP ME HIT 4.8ghz!!!!!!!plz

zo0m_328 · Aug 5, 2015

so i just bought the cooler master nepton 140xl used like new in amazon 25$ what a deal :bounce:

,but im a noob overclocker,so can anyone tell me what types of setting i should put in the bios to be able to hit 4.8 ghz stable, i have the asus maximus hero 7 i hope thats a good enough mobo......will this type oc make my cpu's life got down by alot or can one of you pro overclockers find a good oc so my cpu, can last 2 years atleast ????Thanks In Advance

Tradesman1 · Aug 5, 2015

Really all depends on the individual CPU, some OC better than others, some don't OC very well at all - here's an article based on 4770Ks

http://www.hardocp.com/article/2013/06/01/intel_haswell_i74770k_ipc_overclocking_review/6#.VcAd__lVhBf

Might take screen shots of the BIOS settings, then try the Hero's Auto OC, it can often get you to the vicinity of 4.6, then take additional screenshots of the BIOS and can see what all it has changed, it will help in trying to OC higher

rubix_1011 · Aug 5, 2015

I concur. Not everyone will be able to overclock their CPU to the same degree that someone else might have on the web. Depends on a lot of things: actual CPU, power supply stability, motherboard and power delivery, RAM.

On top of this, it also takes someone that has a good understanding of overclocking in order to know what to make adjustments in the BIOS to make the impact they wish to see.

zo0m_328 · Aug 5, 2015

this is why im asking ,because im a noob looking for a pro overclocker in the forums.

BobRoberts123 · Aug 8, 2015

you probably will hit a power wall before you hit that frequency . You'll have to up your voltage to at least 1.4-1.5v . Haswell heats up way faster than SB or IB so i do not think you can oc that high with conventionnal cooling , especially with an i5 . You could maybe hit it with a 4790k , but only because it is a higher tier chip , with better silicone.

Tradesman1 · Aug 8, 2015

Give it a try, take i up slowly and monitor temps as you go

bonzer87 · Aug 9, 2015

if you're ready to burn your cpu and urn your motherboard you may proceed.

http://www.anandtech.com/show/8227/devils-canyon-review-intel-core-i7-4790k-and-i5-4690k/2

Look the the i5 4690k result. Anandtech have put a 1.425v for 4.8ghz but it goes to BSOD (Blue screen of death). You can try to go slow or try to get atleast 4.4 ghz first before go higher. Or lets burn your cpu by crank up the voltage.

Kindly take note that 1.3v is the recommend max voltage that you should put for this cpu. More than that you are pushing the cpu to the canyon...

Tradesman1 · Aug 9, 2015

bonzer87 :

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The results of a single review mean little as all 4690K as with any other model of CPU are all individual units and have different tolerances - you could ten of them put them on the same exact rig and set up for say 4.3 and it's quite possible each would take different voltage settings, There is no set 'standard' for OCing, this shows better:

http://www.hardocp.com/article/2013/06/01/intel_haswell_i74770k_ipc_overclocking_review/6#.VcfdJ_lVhBf

zo0m_328 · Aug 9, 2015

they tricked me in amazon they're not sending me the newton,but just 1 fan from the cooler this sucks,but thanks for the help guys

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