ASRock auto-overclock "load optimized cpu oc setting"

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I have ASrock z370 Extreme4 MB with i5 8600k and I see that there is a option in bios to "load optimized cpu oc setting" I can choose 4.5, 4.6, 4.7 and 4.8 but that one is in red I assume the voltage is more then 1.4... I tried the 4.7.. Everything worked fine even my temps looked good but when I looked at the vcore it was set to fixed 1.34... Isn't that a little bit high for 4.7hgz OC? Would it be safe to use those setting but go down on the voltage? See how low I can go before it becomes unstable?

Yea last time I OCed a CPU was on my X5675 to 4.6ghz few years back and I remember it was much harder to do... This kinda sound too good to be true

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Yes, you could try that. Once the voltage is too low the PC will either not boot, or become unstable. You could then increase the voltage a little to get a stable setting. It might worth checking though - what other settings are changed when you use the Auto overclock function. It may bemore than just CPU input voltage and vCore.

I am not an expert in overclocking. You just happened to have an identical configuration to mine, and asked the same question I asked on the overclockers.net forum. So, for expert advice you might want to check out their forums. Overclocking is what they do :)
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I know that but what if I set it to 4.7 and lower the voltage manually? Would the settings be still okay to use?
 
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Yes, you could try that. Once the voltage is too low the PC will either not boot, or become unstable. You could then increase the voltage a little to get a stable setting. It might worth checking though - what other settings are changed when you use the Auto overclock function. It may bemore than just CPU input voltage and vCore.

I am not an expert in overclocking. You just happened to have an identical configuration to mine, and asked the same question I asked on the overclockers.net forum. So, for expert advice you might want to check out their forums. Overclocking is what they do :)
 
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