- Oct 26, 2015
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Hi, i want to do some good and stable OC to my i5, but i little new in that.
i put to 4,2ghz and 1.25V, turn off "intel turbo" and put "Adaptive Voltage", do some stress and play for hours and all its fine.
Reading posts other people with my CPU, i see my Voltage is a little high for only 4,2ghz, i think i will try with the same voltage with 4,4ghz, but i dont want a high OC, i want good simple and stable OC.
With 4,2ghz OC in AIDA Stress i have max temperature of 52°, i have good liquid Cooler and few fans on my system.
My question is:
*Can i go to 4,4ghz or its very high OC?
*Or stay with 4,2ghz and try with less voltage? And what approximate Voltage its gonna be good?
My PC:
Intel Core i5-6600K
MSI z270 Gaming Pro Carbon
Cooler: Aeroocol P7-l240 RGB
Kingston HyperX Fury(2 x 4GB) DDR4-2133
MSI GeForce GTX 1060 3GB 3GB
PSU: Thermaltake Toughpower DPS G 750w RGB GOLD
Thanks.
i put to 4,2ghz and 1.25V, turn off "intel turbo" and put "Adaptive Voltage", do some stress and play for hours and all its fine.
Reading posts other people with my CPU, i see my Voltage is a little high for only 4,2ghz, i think i will try with the same voltage with 4,4ghz, but i dont want a high OC, i want good simple and stable OC.
With 4,2ghz OC in AIDA Stress i have max temperature of 52°, i have good liquid Cooler and few fans on my system.
My question is:
*Can i go to 4,4ghz or its very high OC?
*Or stay with 4,2ghz and try with less voltage? And what approximate Voltage its gonna be good?
My PC:
Intel Core i5-6600K
MSI z270 Gaming Pro Carbon
Cooler: Aeroocol P7-l240 RGB
Kingston HyperX Fury(2 x 4GB) DDR4-2133
MSI GeForce GTX 1060 3GB 3GB
PSU: Thermaltake Toughpower DPS G 750w RGB GOLD
Thanks.
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