- Jul 24, 2018
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Hello, (I am new to this)
I have a i5 6600k in a ASRock Z170 Pro4S mobo.
Last night I tried overclocking it for fun, tried multiplier x40 and it was stable but when I tried 42,46, 45 the computer wouldn't boot past windows :/
I benchmark the cpu using cinebench and it gives a score of 650.
My question is, is it normal for the Core Voltage (CPU-Z) to have variation? in Idle it's 0.768-0.8 and goes to 1.108-1.136 when it has load.
Also, is it normal that the Core Speed varies too? (It shows 800 MHz to 1800 MHz and in load it's 4000 MHz).
Other questions:
- What is EZ OC mode in the motherboard?
- Should I fix the voltage in the mobo? if so, how? there is an offset option but i'm not sure how it works.
Thank you!
I have a i5 6600k in a ASRock Z170 Pro4S mobo.
Last night I tried overclocking it for fun, tried multiplier x40 and it was stable but when I tried 42,46, 45 the computer wouldn't boot past windows :/
I benchmark the cpu using cinebench and it gives a score of 650.
My question is, is it normal for the Core Voltage (CPU-Z) to have variation? in Idle it's 0.768-0.8 and goes to 1.108-1.136 when it has load.
Also, is it normal that the Core Speed varies too? (It shows 800 MHz to 1800 MHz and in load it's 4000 MHz).
Other questions:
- What is EZ OC mode in the motherboard?
- Should I fix the voltage in the mobo? if so, how? there is an offset option but i'm not sure how it works.
Thank you!
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