I'm pretty sure this chip was just an unlucky get, as it can only run 4.2 stable at 1.3v which is higher than I expected. However, running at 1.29 can cause stability issues such as through hours of rendering - there goes a waste of time - I was wondering what I should do.
i7 6800k's performance is very frustrating
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Lower the clock or increase the voltage if your cooler can handle it would be the obvious answer, I doubt 1.3v is going to run 4.2ghz stable on a 6800k. Most people dont push that chip much past 4.0ghz for daily use, it starts producing a ton of heat with the voltage required to keep a stable clock past 4.0ghz on the majority of samples.
Are you just changing the multiplier and increasing core voltage? If so I would recommend you read a broadwell e overcloking guide, there are lots of settings you can tweak other than core voltage to help the stability of an overclock.
Are you just changing the multiplier and increasing core voltage? If so I would recommend you read a broadwell e overcloking guide, there are lots of settings you can tweak other than core voltage to help the stability of an overclock.
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