Safe CPU Voltage for 24/7 use

[Seabass101]

Hi, I have a Asrock Z370 Taichi Motherboard with a i7 8700K at 4.7GHz all core. I was wondering if it is safe to have a high Load Line Calibration and keep it at a fixed 1.270 volts for 24/7 use in Bios. Also, disabling C-State as well in Bios. I was also hoping that by having Fixed voltage it would make the 100% load voltage less or not as high as 1.34-1.38v which it gives me.

My CPU Temps: 32-34 degrees with Auto Voltage

Cooler: Corsair H115i AIO

 

[zyh1987]

you vrm is strong, i wouldn't worry too much about the board.

are you expecting to run high load on your CPU all the time?

if yes.

the best way is to have a flat llc with fix voltage, because the voltage will be overcompensated as you draw more current, the best way is to get a actual voltage reading (meter) of the vcore@idle then measure again when running prime95 , and see which llc setting give you the closest voltage to your manual vcore value in bios. use that setting then manually set the voltage according to that.

if no, then i think it's okay to leave it on heavy.

 

[Snipergod87]

I have my 8700k and all 6 cores set to 4.7 running at 1.228 V, with LCC set to 5 (Max) so it doesn't overcompensate and under max load processor is still at 1.22v. I left my C States on, been running this "OC" for 6 months no problems.

 

[Doctor Rob]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from Seabass101 : "I it safe to leave these settings for my components for 24/7 use"

Hi, I have added an offset of 100mv to my iGPU uhd 630 and a fixed voltage of 1.260v for my i7 8700k. Also, I have a 3100MHz 16gb ddr4 ram an CL14 with a 1.360v.

I it safe to have all of these settings for 24/7 use on a Asrock z370 Taichi with a Corsair H115i AIO Cooler?

Thanks

Comments Much Appreciated

over voltage over time can damage stuff.. not sure about your OC though.