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@@grimventures Hi, yes they are all still relevant, you may want to watch the most recent though that covers everything i9 14900k Intel Final Microcode 1802 - 0x12B BIOS Installation, Tuning and Undervolt Guide 📈 ua-cam.com/video/uHh4HZGK3O4/v-deo.html

@nextlevelsimgaming awesome. Thanks for getting back to me. Will check it out.

@ No worries 😉

@@nextlevelsimgaming on a tangent. Do you have any advice on how to tell if the CPU is degraded? After making all the various adjustments, I got about an hour of gaming before the same old memory access violation error? Should I just RMA it? Got the processor in June-2024.

@ Run an AVX2 test on Intel XTU if it fails with even a small undervolt then the CPU is likely degraded. Intel are due to launch a tool based on this same process to detect any outstanding degraded CPU’s

@@ПавелГолтов Нет проблем, мой друг!

@@Beladinland No worries, enjoy

@@nextlevelsimgaming 1st iteration -0.055mV CB R23 scored 38711, 2nd iteration -0.60mV CB R23 scored 39847 points on my Asus ROG Strix Z790-F and 14900K. I did not try 3rd iteration and 0.65mV, I think that there is no real need :)

@ As long as the temps are good, and the system stable = mission accomplished 😎

@@letsplay1097 Yes, that is Intel’s recommendation, also I have found it to be stable now

@ thanks

@@horstmayer4564 Follow this guide, sync all cores to 53 however I am nit familiar with your motherboard so you will need to match it up i9 14900k Intel Final Microcode 1802 - 0x12B BIOS Installation, Tuning and Undervolt Guide 📈 ua-cam.com/video/uHh4HZGK3O4/v-deo.html

okay thanks I will try it​@@nextlevelsimgaming

@ Also sent you a reply on X 👍🏼

Is it normal that I already have a temperature of 90 degrees after 10 minutes of running Cinebench R23, even though everything is still on standard and XMP is on?​@@nextlevelsimgaming

@@kevindeburciaga17 Good to hear, dont get too hung up on benchmarks, just concentrate on better temps and stability 😎

@@kevindeburciaga17 Every processor and system is different, I run at -0.075 but mine will go to -0.090 its about finding the ‘right’ solution for you

@@darrinlong8038 Things have changed since this guide was made however for the Pimax Crystal if you want it to perform the best with maximum settings it takes refinement

@@yuetel7790 No, the reduction in temperature provides more efficiency and improves performance

@nextlevelsimgaming I have an i9 13900k the only thing I did was put a negative offset and that was about it. Does your way by syncing all cores and so on use more resources than it should and shortens the lifespan of my components or is it the same thing?

@ No, the cores behave independently so some boost, some idle, the fluctuations in these causes instabilities if the voltage regulation is incorrect, hence the crashes prior to the microcode revision. By syncing the cores they will work in unification, and more consistent, they will still idle, they only go to 5500 when required

@@nextlevelsimgaming Well, my i9 13900k never had any crashing does this still apply to me? also that 5.8 isn't that something I will see in my games if I still keep it?

@@yuetel7790 The video is for an i9 14900k so the cores wont sync that high on a 13900k

@@whoareyou56101 If you have an i9 14900k then yes, but begin at - 0.0500 undervolt and test, then reduce in increments of - 0.0050 so next would be - 0.05500 then - 0.06000 etc until you find a suitable undervolt for your system

No problem 😉

@@Agus-fl9lh Are you using an Nvidia GPU?, do you have Corsair iCue installed?, have you done the latest BIOS update?. Also disable c-states in Bios and check operation then

@@Like_a_Boss-s9p Thats great to hear mate, thanks for the feedback 🙂

@@juccavtr Have you closed all background applications in the tray when benchmarking?, RGB software?, Chome etc?, it can be a number of things ranging from other software conflicts, RAM speed, windows application issues, but generally the above.

@@MeMe-w3y Thank you 🙂

@@TonySgolf I only enable Turbo fan curve for when I’m benchmarking, I use Corsair iCue to control fans normally this is very system intensive so disable this and other running processes. It should set the fan curve to whatever RPM you set. Its difficult to say how it performs on another PC as I do not know how its set up.

@ i followed your guide and when I leave the turbo mode on I'm able to get the all core set to 55 but when I turn off turbo mode all my cores are at 32 in your video I did not see you turn off turbo mode.

@ Sorry I thought you were referring to Turbo fan configuration, I presume you mean adaptive boost, it should be on by Default when Asus OC profile is selected regardless.

@ the Turnbo Performance in the CPU configuration did you disable that or keep it on?

Actually Hardcore Overclocking is one of the good tuning channels, a lot of PC tuning, overclocking and undervolting is learned through experience, its time consuming, often frustrating, but is an interesting hobby at times. Its difficult to convey as peoples systems vary a lot, what works for one often doesn’t work for others.

@@MACCLIPS-r5f To screen capture, ETS2 outputs a stereo image in config known as manual_stereo_mirror this is then split on Da Vinci Resolve to capture into a render, its not prominent in the headset but its very difficult to capture in OBS with the OpenXR plugin, looks crystal clear in the headset, its unfortunately not a native VR game, and uses a very outdated Prism 3D engine

Thank you 🙂

@@haxenabled9294 Its not actually, are you using an i9 14900k?, the current and power limits relate to the Intel settings we applied 400a & 253/253 it sounds like its not delivering on the cores, what does the core clock show it’s reaching in 3D Matk?

No problem, and thank you for the super thanks too glad to be of help 🙂

@@nextlevelsimgaming maybe out of topic, will this setting only somehow confines the CPU power usage but it will not stop process that is already on CPU right? For example, if I run multiprocessing in Python, will it kill some the process directly? For some reason, I am experiencing this issue today after the tuning.

@ Re-Enable Intel Virtualisation, its only required to be off to make XTU run, that may affect such processes

@ Check event logs, and look for any errors relating to the absence of Intel VTX re enable it if so, however in answer to your question, no the reduction in power is within the tolerance of the processor and won’t restrict performance

@@nextlevelsimgaming Man thanks so much for the help. Re-enabling Intel Virtualization didn't really work, and somehow setting it at -0.03 solves the problem. I also tried the default setting, it also kills, I don't know why actually. I think perhaps I should also go for the RMA...

Its really aimed at the novice user, so to start giving advice on delidding etc would be out of my remit to be honest, my view on going that far with tuning is that you relinquish all chances of an RMA if the processor does develop a fault, so wouldn’t really like to say. Ultimately its your chip to do what you please, but it becomes addictive in the respect that you can push the boundaries too far. Glad the guidance has helped though 😉

You don’t need to make any adjustments you’ll be glad to hear, the video is a good demonstration that the settings are still the best, even 9800X3D users are sync’ing all cores now 😉

@nextlevelsimgaming Wow even AMD owners are synchronizing cores?

@ Yep, the performance gains are pretty good on the new 9800X3D surprisingly 😲

@@nextlevelsimgaming I have been checking out the 9800x3d but I think it's not for me. I game at 4K instead instead of 1080p and I actually care about productivity performance because I don't game a lot.

@ Same mate

Nice upgrade 🤠

@@Zonarion Its in the works, but not presently, but watch this space for future updates 😉

@ i can’t beat the crashes

@ How old is your CPU?, is it crashing only in game?, what errors show in event viewer?

@@nextlevelsimgamingin game and after gaming or completely randomly. Both monitors turn off and all pc fans ramp up til shutdown

@@nextlevelsimgamingcpu new

@@riccardopasquini9523 The Quest deve comprimere e decomprimere i dati, sia collegati che non collegati, Pimax Crystal Light è una connessione Direct Display Port alla tua GPU, fidati di me quando dico che sono rimasto sbalordito la prima volta che ho giocato ad ACC, Automobilista 2, iRacing ecc. il Pimax, la risposta è istantanea, quando giri la testa è velocissimo, ne rimarrai sbalordito. Farò una guida ai 5 migliori giochi Crystal Light Sim non appena potrò, ma consiglierei sicuramente le cuffie.

@@nextlevelsimgaminggrazie!

@@mr.simple5586 Pixel density PPD: Quest3 - 25, Crystal - 35 so yes, the biggest difference you would find with the Pimax is direct display port connection to the GPU so no compression/decompression its literally like looking at a 4K monitor. Also head movements are lightning fast which is certainly great for driving simulation and flight sims, which is why its now endorsed by Microsoft for MSFS 24. I have a Quest Pro, which is excellent for PCVR, but absolutely love the Pimax Crystal Light, I use it every day, wheras VR gaming was when I felt like it previously, literally pick up and play, no charging, no messing around, very immersive and has replaced my multi monitor set up for Racing Sims / ATS / ETS2 😎

Its only required to run Intel XTU, once you have made changes you can enable / disable as required 🙂

Fantastic 🙌🏻

@@nextlevelsimgaming do you recommend switch something or it is ok for 14700kf?

@ The 14700kf is a fine processor, ultimately it depends on your usage case, if it works well for you presently then is there a need to change?, most games are more GPU reliant nowadays than CPU, obviously tuning for temperature and stability is more important in gaming often than benchmarks.

@@nextlevelsimgaming i use ONLY for gaming i run cinebentch and avx2 for watch max temperature and test undervolt stability

@ You can use in all scenarios, and yes ensure its stable for the undervolt level you desire 🙂

@@Charlie-n4u4h No, the guide is based on Steam Link, PC wired to Router via Ethernet, and Wi-Fi 6E connection to Quest Pro via WiFi 6E connection.

@@serajr Thanks mate 🙂

Without ruining the conclusion of the video this is a follow up to the video below ua-cam.com/video/uHh4HZGK3O4/v-deo.htmlsi=LOGzsxNXX0YNVSMI The settings saved at the beginning of the video are the ones used here, its explained further in the video description 😉

i get 38300~ score on R23, x56 x44 -0.120 max temp 80c with thermalright 360mm 80$ AIO and contact frame

@@KUSHY_MTL Close all running applications in the tray before benchmarking including XTU it saves the profile in Device Manager/Software Components if you ever want to uninstall XTU you will need to remove these before uninstalling also 😉

​@@KUSHY_MTLB760m Aorus Elite and 13900k here. CBR23 40500~40700 multicore. Thermalright Core Matrix 360 AIO, 86c~90c max on stress (22c~28c room temp).

Also love the video they’ve helped me out a ton

@@Anime_PeloteroTTok No its the reloaded profile of the 55 sync all cores settings from this video mate i9 14900k Intel Final Microcode 1802 - 0x12B BIOS Installation, Tuning and Undervolt Guide 📈 ua-cam.com/video/uHh4HZGK3O4/v-deo.html

@@Anime_PeloteroTTok Thanks mate 🙂

@@Pinkfloyd1173 Thanks mate 🙂

@@shaolin95 Are you referring to Intel XTU? Have you tried from this source www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/download/17881/intel-extreme-tuning-utility-intel-xtu.html Or is it stuck on the splash screen? If so you need to remove any previous installations completely (follow these instructions) community.intel.com/t5/Processors/Intel-Extreme-Tuning-Utility-XTU-gets-stuck-on-splash-screen/m-p/1481705#M62874

@@toonnut1 Thanks mate 🙂

@@yr6sport418 are you using 4 x sticks of RAM or two?

I use 2x16gb

@@yr6sport418 Check the compatibility of the motherboard with the speed of XMP profile of the RAM, mine for example is rated to max of 7200m/t some go even higher, but some lower, DDR5 is a contentious issue unfortunately and a lot of people can’t run at the rated speed especially with 4 x DIMM

​@@nextlevelsimgaming Oke I will check it, thanks..

@@shaolin95 No problem 😉

@@Telo4k Its a Workshop Mod called ‘Screen information projection’ steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3257872452 You attach it by the same accessory slot you would to purchase a GPS

@@luiscolon9873 The standard profile just doesn’t work well with the Intel recommended power levels, hence why as enthusiasts we are forced to take matters into our own hands. The problem is, the motherboard manufacturers ran the processors at unlimited power, they obviously were degrading as they were never able to cope with the thermal dynamics of such, so as the video demonstrates, the only way to rectify this is by syncing the cores, and undervolting to tune efficiently. More in depth guide here - i9 14900k Intel Final Microcode 1802 - 0x12B BIOS Installation, Tuning and Undervolt Guide 📈 ua-cam.com/video/uHh4HZGK3O4/v-deo.html

Thanks for the detailed response. I went back to the settings I configured with your last video. Really appreciate the videos, they've helped a great deal.

@ No problem enjoy 😉

My I-9 13900 k only stable with Intel fail-safe and LLC 3.....and it's underperforming

@@EB_133 Possibly, although i’ve been happy with Intel chips over the years, the i9 14900k is still an amazing processor.

Yeah I was on AMD for a long time but the platform was never as solid and stable as this 14900k has been or 9900k I had at one point ​@@nextlevelsimgaming

@@Potsleaf Same undervolt as in my previous guide with 320w / 320w for PL1 and PL2 🙂

@@emirmisel2446 Thanks mate 🙏🏻

@@MeMe-w3y Thank you 🙂

Thanks 🙂

@@Like_a_Boss-s9p No problem welvome to D.O.G.E 🐕 🤣