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Intel Overclocking Club
Welcome to the Tom's Hardware Intel Overclocking Club!

*****NEW SUBMISSION METHOD***** SCROLL DOWN FOR MORE INFORMATION

In order to be a part of the Intel Overclocking Club, you need to post your overclocking scores and you will be added to the list of the Intel OC Club.


There will be two lists of club members, one with a stable overclock and one that can be unstable(insane overclocking).

General Rules


  • Only post overclocking related information, don't post your builds here.
  • Tom's Hardware, myself, Best of Media Group, or anyone else are not responsible for CPU, Mobo or component damage caused by overclocking. Proceed at your own risk!
  • Must post in following format:

    Name:
    CPU:
    Motherboard:
    CPU Voltage:
    CPU Bus Speed/Multiplier:
    Clock Speed:
    RAM:
    Cooling:
    OS:

    An example would be this:
    Quote:
    Name: amuffin
    CPU: i7-2600K
    Motherboard: Asrock Z68 Extreme 4 Gen 3
    CPU Voltage: 1.4V
    CPU Bus Speed/Multiplier: 100*48
    Clock Speed: 4.8ghz
    RAM: Patriot Sector 7 1333mhz DDR3 9-9-9-24-2T
    Cooling: Watercooling Loop
    OS:Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit
    CPU-Z Validation: http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=2426090

  • Must have a screenshot. (Stability must include CPU-Z and a stress testing program, unstable/insane only needs CPU-Z screenshot/validation)


    Stable OC rules

  • Take a screenshot of CPU-Z next to a running stress testing program (EX: 10 runs of Intel Burn In on medium)
  • Posts without a CPU-Z Validation next to a stress testing program to verify stability will not be added, but they will be added to the Unstable/Insane Overclocking section.


    Unstable/Insane Overclocking Rule

  • Must post a CPU-Z validation.


    Remember, give as much information as you can, so we can identify and add you into the club.

    NEW SUBMISSION METHOD


    Hi all! Here is a new way of submitting to the club! This makes our lives (Novuake and me) a lot easier!

    Fill out this Google form here:

    Stable OC Submissions

    https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1UP5D9PoF1K4VMeH3nRQJWj...

    Fill out the form here:

    Your name will appear here:


    Your name will appear on the unverified section of the spreadsheet, but will be put into the verified section once we see a screenshot/proof.

    Thank you all!
    -Novuake+Amuffin

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    Stable OC
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    Novuake
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    October 5, 2014 10:50:44 AM

    how do you overclock Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600
    a b à CPUs
    September 29, 2014 2:51:17 PM

    Just Submitted mine, heres proof.

    September 21, 2014 7:25:34 AM

    Jern_97 said:
    Ellis_D said:
    Jern_97 said:
    CPU: i5 4690K
    Motherboard: Asus Maximus VII Ranger
    CPU Voltage: 1.2V
    CPU Bus Speed/Multiplier: 100*47
    Clock Speed: 4.7ghz
    RAM: Corsair Vengeance Pro 2x4GB 2133Mhz
    Cooling: H100i
    OS: Windows 8.1 Pro
    http://imgur.com/ripO4p7.png

    Hi i recently build my first ever system from scratch and yesterday i decided to overclock my brand new 4690K. I was reading a little bit on the internet about it and it seemed like no one was able to hit and stresstest 4.7 on only 1.2 volts. While stress testing on Aida 64 my cpu just hits the high 60ties. I also find it strange that my 4th core is always 10 degrees colder than my hotest one. Can somebody please tell me if i have indeed a good OC'ing chip and if it's normal that 1 core can be much colder.


    Thanks!


    Damn, that is almost too good to be true. And I thought I had a good chip because my 4790k could do 4.7ghz at 1.26vcore and stay in the mid-80s. Have you tried getting to a stable 4.8 yet? I'm having difficulty since it seems I have to increase the voltage by almost 100mv and my cooling just can't keep up with that kind of power.

    PS; strangely enough, my 4th core also runs about 10 degrees cooler than the other three.


    Thanks! yes i've just tried 4.8 ghz and it's stable on 1.22 volts



    Jern_97

    Several things will effect core temperature readouts, among them, software used to read sensors, the sensors themselves, load on a specific core, the shape [or imperfection] of the CPU cover, and how well the cooler heatsink matches the CPU cover.

    a c 150 K Overclocking
    a b å Intel
    a c 186 à CPUs
    September 20, 2014 4:11:20 PM

    Jern_97 said:
    Ellis_D said:
    Jern_97 said:
    CPU: i5 4690K
    Motherboard: Asus Maximus VII Ranger
    CPU Voltage: 1.2V
    CPU Bus Speed/Multiplier: 100*47
    Clock Speed: 4.7ghz
    RAM: Corsair Vengeance Pro 2x4GB 2133Mhz
    Cooling: H100i
    OS: Windows 8.1 Pro
    http://imgur.com/ripO4p7.png

    Hi i recently build my first ever system from scratch and yesterday i decided to overclock my brand new 4690K. I was reading a little bit on the internet about it and it seemed like no one was able to hit and stresstest 4.7 on only 1.2 volts. While stress testing on Aida 64 my cpu just hits the high 60ties. I also find it strange that my 4th core is always 10 degrees colder than my hotest one. Can somebody please tell me if i have indeed a good OC'ing chip and if it's normal that 1 core can be much colder.


    Thanks!


    Damn, that is almost too good to be true. And I thought I had a good chip because my 4790k could do 4.7ghz at 1.26vcore and stay in the mid-80s. Have you tried getting to a stable 4.8 yet? I'm having difficulty since it seems I have to increase the voltage by almost 100mv and my cooling just can't keep up with that kind of power.

    PS; strangely enough, my 4th core also runs about 10 degrees cooler than the other three.


    Thanks! yes i've just tried 4.8 ghz and it's stable on 1.22 volts


    Hmm interesting
    September 16, 2014 9:04:22 AM

    Ellis_D said:
    Jern_97 said:
    CPU: i5 4690K
    Motherboard: Asus Maximus VII Ranger
    CPU Voltage: 1.2V
    CPU Bus Speed/Multiplier: 100*47
    Clock Speed: 4.7ghz
    RAM: Corsair Vengeance Pro 2x4GB 2133Mhz
    Cooling: H100i
    OS: Windows 8.1 Pro
    http://imgur.com/ripO4p7.png

    Hi i recently build my first ever system from scratch and yesterday i decided to overclock my brand new 4690K. I was reading a little bit on the internet about it and it seemed like no one was able to hit and stresstest 4.7 on only 1.2 volts. While stress testing on Aida 64 my cpu just hits the high 60ties. I also find it strange that my 4th core is always 10 degrees colder than my hotest one. Can somebody please tell me if i have indeed a good OC'ing chip and if it's normal that 1 core can be much colder.


    Thanks!


    Damn, that is almost too good to be true. And I thought I had a good chip because my 4790k could do 4.7ghz at 1.26vcore and stay in the mid-80s. Have you tried getting to a stable 4.8 yet? I'm having difficulty since it seems I have to increase the voltage by almost 100mv and my cooling just can't keep up with that kind of power.

    PS; strangely enough, my 4th core also runs about 10 degrees cooler than the other three.


    Thanks! yes i've just tried 4.8 ghz and it's stable on 1.22 volts

    September 16, 2014 5:24:50 AM

    I can get to 4.7ghz still try to get the vcore down, at the moment its set with 1.265c temps will playing ghost is 68 degrees.
    Don't now if that's to hot and if 1.265v don't degreed my cpu.
    but will try to lower it, 1.25v is to low, so maybe somewhere between 1.25 and 1.265v.
    September 16, 2014 4:09:22 AM

    Jern_97 said:
    CPU: i5 4690K
    Motherboard: Asus Maximus VII Ranger
    CPU Voltage: 1.2V
    CPU Bus Speed/Multiplier: 100*47
    Clock Speed: 4.7ghz
    RAM: Corsair Vengeance Pro 2x4GB 2133Mhz
    Cooling: H100i
    OS: Windows 8.1 Pro
    http://imgur.com/ripO4p7.png

    Hi i recently build my first ever system from scratch and yesterday i decided to overclock my brand new 4690K. I was reading a little bit on the internet about it and it seemed like no one was able to hit and stresstest 4.7 on only 1.2 volts. While stress testing on Aida 64 my cpu just hits the high 60ties. I also find it strange that my 4th core is always 10 degrees colder than my hotest one. Can somebody please tell me if i have indeed a good OC'ing chip and if it's normal that 1 core can be much colder.


    Thanks!


    Damn, that is almost too good to be true. And I thought I had a good chip because my 4790k could do 4.7ghz at 1.26vcore and stay in the mid-80s. Have you tried getting to a stable 4.8 yet? I'm having difficulty since it seems I have to increase the voltage by almost 100mv and my cooling just can't keep up with that kind of power.

    PS; strangely enough, my 4th core also runs about 10 degrees cooler than the other three.
    September 15, 2014 11:42:01 PM

    yes that is normal, not all have it, but many do.
    September 15, 2014 12:06:45 PM

    CPU: i5 4690K
    Motherboard: Asus Maximus VII Ranger
    CPU Voltage: 1.2V
    CPU Bus Speed/Multiplier: 100*47
    Clock Speed: 4.7ghz
    RAM: Corsair Vengeance Pro 2x4GB 2133Mhz
    Cooling: H100i
    OS: Windows 8.1 Pro


    Hi i recently build my first ever system from scratch and yesterday i decided to overclock my brand new 4690K. I was reading a little bit on the internet about it and it seemed like no one was able to hit and stresstest 4.7 on only 1.2 volts. While stress testing on Aida 64 my cpu just hits the high 60ties. I also find it strange that my 4th core is always 10 degrees colder than my hotest one. Can somebody please tell me if i have indeed a good OC'ing chip and if it's normal that 1 core can be much colder.


    Thanks!

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