i9-9900K at the Limit | OC the easy way | ROG MAXIMUS XI Overclocking Guide
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Dude you gotta slow down man. Your going way to fucking fast in your video
The video starts at 9:08
I have a i9 9900K + Maximus XI Code, how can I disable overclocking ? I don't want the clock to get higher than 3600mhz. (its too hot here)
pool souless
EVGA Z390 Dark gonna be any good? I know you work with Asus, so blink once for yes, twice for no.
lol, that's funny. How could Der8auer that has das-8alls to do it, work for just Asus, lol.
After all the praise they got for the x299 dark, I would be dumbfounded if EVGA didn't put a "Real Heatsink(tm)" on the z390 dark VRM.
HAHAHAHAHA
I believe Jayz is using EVGA dark in his new system.
vdochev he’s not
Well that board looks absolutely insanely cool and is specced like a beast, I am fairly confident i saying it won't bottleneck your OC in the slightest.
I'm reatrded and still OC'd my 9900k to 5ghz with this guide. You're the best!
VAMPHYR3 this is way late but did you copy the same settings he has and do you have the same mobo
@@spanked2638 idk anything abt overclocking and got my i5 9600K to 5ghz with the auto overclock and temps below 75 at 100%
crash in BF5...
ahahahaha
I find this very encouraging.
My bad, not work on mine, if u can help please.. :/
I can't set at 200% the current capability. I ve got only max at 140% on the maximus xi code for my i9 9900k.
After all these years im looking for some more juice from my cpu.. but for some reason after doing exactly whats in the video my cpu when running cinebench R23 test is at like 98 Degrees and my cpu is running at 4.5ghz constant Hopefully someone in here is able to help. Cinebench Score is 11617points
CPU Core Voltage: 1.190V (When running Cinebench)
My computer won't boot if I use xmp. I might have paid for the higher ram speed, but I've not been able to use it ever. Works perfectly at non xmp but obv slower
Thanks for this great video!
Hey,
I just buy this CPU and motherboard, and i saw AI Optimized set very high VCCIO and VCCSA like 1.3-1.4v. This is normal? Any why You set to auto CPU SVID support? i watch many tutorials and everyone disable this. Why You use XMP I not XMP II? And last question why You don`t check CPU stability with AVX? You say to use 26.6 without AVX. I doing test and with 26.6 my cpu working perfect but crash wjhen i doing test with AVX. Thanks for answer!
The great Honkler
Hi!
I have the maximus xi hero and 9700k. My vccio is 1.31 and vccsa is 1.26. Should I lower these voltages? What could be the consequences If I stay with these numbers? Thanx!!
My 9900K only allows 140% instead of your 200%. And it is only hitting 4600mhz. What could be the problem? I have set to 50 (5000mhz sync all cores)
same
followed exactly, once starting the cinebench blue screen, i have the same cpu same mobo in the video
Did you ever fix the issue?
can you do "i9-9900KS" at the Limit | OC the easy way | ROG MAXIMUS XI Overclocking Guide please???
yes plz!! that is my setup too
Third yes please. I just use it for sim racing, so I really want 1 or 2 cores fast as possible like 5.2 or 5.3 and the others I don’t really care
When u did a overclock's guide for the 8700k u mention the max voltage to the processor, 1,42v... Can u tell me the max voltage that u recommend for the 9900k please!! nice channel!
Great video. How you get 200% current capability? I can only select 140% max on my xi extreme.
When I run the exact same settings ( on z390-a Asus) , the cpu is stuck at 3900 with the multiplier going down to 39 even though it is set at 50 (or 49) in the bios. It was overcloeked at 4.9ghz with auto settings... Can't figure it out. Can someone give me some pointers?
So all the values should be the same even for a 9700k?
I got a stable oc at 1.37v. Is it safe to run at thst voltage at mid 80s in temp?
my 9900k do 5ghz with 1.19vcore temperature around 65c in full load with NZXT X72.
my plan is nearly the same... 9700K+maximus xi hero+X72= 5.0Ghz all core 24/7
my 9700K.... with X72... 1.25V... 70C... but this vcore is not prime95 stable... prime needs 1.35V... and then max 1-2 cores goes to 93C in prime 95... but no core dropes by temperature... 15mins p95 tested...
so i use now the "game" settings... 1.25V
Be interesting to see you do an undervolting guide. How low can you go? :)
Was really waiting for this video. Thank you in advance!
Place somewhere please the TurboV Core utility for MB ASUS ROG Maximus XI Extreme!
Please! please! please!
I was at 5ghz and 1.35 running temps in the 80s on cinebench R20. I finally settled on 4.9 ghz and 1.25 volts which seems to make no difference in performance on X-plane but runs about 10C cooler. Also using a 15D cooler which actually works better than my old 240 aio.
I’m at 5ghz now with a 9700K but I’m thinking of doing the same and dropping to 4.9 for some cooler temps. Not so sure that .1ghz will make a difference in the games I play. Just set AVX to 2 to see how that affects temps as well. Also beefing up my case cooling with more 140mm’s. Too much fun to tinker with OCing.
Will average I9-9900K ever do 5.0GHZ on AVX load?
Or 4.7GHZ AVX is about the max for realistic expectation?
Like every single other intel chip it will vary from chip to chip. Voltage plays a big part in it. Much like the 8700k
And if you're rendering with AVX in say blender, dont forget your GPU will be maxing out at the same time also, causing more heat and power draw...
5 ghz with avx is doable on most yes.
Thank you... most useful vid I’ve seen all year
you the beast, just use your setup and all is running nice and smooth, i could go more but this is enough for gaming, streaming and editing :) thanks a lot mate
Hey I did the same thing he said but I only got 4.90hz I don’t get the 5hz can you help me?
@@thynkzee_ssj3373 Hi, do you have the same mobo and cpu? is si whats the psu you have? i manage because i have exact same mobo and cpu and got 1200 corsair psu
@@makataleia yes I have the same mobo and gpu.
Is the CPU delided in this video?
yes
@@der8auer XD
@@der8auer i take it youd recommend against doing this ourselves though, right? am i right in saying that the temp drop is pretty low vs the risk of getting the solder off at home, so not worth?
Maybe it's time to replace my 4790k 5.1G 1.35v bought from SL. My watercooling can definitely handle it.
How is prime95 12k different from 1344k for games and vs realbench?
Can i use 4x 16gb G.skill sniper in a asus rog maximus xi hero Motherboard ?
yes
Best OC video for 9900k that I found online! Thank you much for this.
Hi der8auer if you or someone in this comment section could help me here, I am just concerned with the temps im getting from my 9900k,
This is a brand new pc I just built the 9th of jan so everything is pretty new
Specs are :
MSI Godlike Z390 Motherboard
Corsair Vengeance 3000mhz RGB 32GB DDR4 Ram
Corsair h150i AIO Cooler
Asus Strix ROG RTX 2070 8GB OC
Asus Thor ROG 1200w PSU
Intel Core I9 9900K Processor Which is currently @5ghz
1TB Samsung Evo 860 SSD
CoolerMaster Cosmos C700P Case
Windows 10 Pro.
Now my main problem or well Concern is that although I am aware of these intel chipsets being hot, I am just concerned about my idle temps.
On my first boot the CPU was idle at 30-36 without before I OC'D to 5ghz
But after I OC for a short time period It still stayed similar to the temps before the OC until it started to increase.
Idle temps across all cores were reaching 40-45 and some times even 50 and on the rare occasion it would shoot up to 60c which literally made no sense since in task manager the cpu usage % was at like 1-2% thats no where near enough to cause a CPU thats idle to shoot up to that temp across all cores. Now It could be that maybe my OC is not stable enough? But i have tested games Such as Blackops 4 with everything on ultra and even live streamed it the temps when I first tried this was around 45-60 across all cores and bare in mind this is also whilst live streaming.
With BF5 Temps were similar since everything was on ultra + ray tracing bare in mind im playing on 1080p here plan to play on higher resolutions in the near future when i get a higher res monitor.
But the point is only now When I started to play blackops 4 the temps were 70-85c across all cores which to me is worrysome.
The games I tested were Blackops 4 which gave me 70-85c constantly
Assassins Creed Oddessy which was hitting 80 whilst being in main menu
Battlefield 5 80 in game across all cores..
I Just need help here, is this a cause of concern or is this normal..
I previous PC build I had a i5 6600k and a gtx 1060 6gb
My I5 6600k was literally cool af 16-17c even when it was oc 3.50ghz to 4.50 that cpu held its own with really impressive temps 30-40c whilst gaming 17-20c whilst idle... though I had a h100iv2 cooler
Could it be that the current cooler i have is not good enough?
Or that maybe itsj ust my cpu? Or something else?
Also I would like to note that, when i was looking at task manager my gpu % wasnt even that high whilst playing BO4/ACO and BF5 it would stay at around 6-10% usage whilst gaming whilst my CPU would shoot straight to 80% usage which is wierd to me to say the least.. Am I doing something wrong here?
Should I clock the chip lower to like 4.50ghz? or just go back to stock I mean I did get impressive performance at stock but I mean if you can oc it to 5ghz then why not right..
I just need to know and need some advice and information to better understand.. Even whilst I type this my temps on my i9 right now are at an average 40-45 across all cores, odd ones out dropping to 38 for a moment then back to 40+
When i turn my machine on after leaving it off all day when i get back from work the temps show up as 28-30-35 as an average but that doesnt last for long it will then shoot up and increase to its 40s-50s..
If anyone could help me that would be great! Sorry for such a long comment-
Running 4 cores @5.2 and 4 cores @5.1 with a 280mm Kraken x62. Manual overclock though.
That’s crazy because I have a custom water block and mine runs super hot at 5 GHz
i might have the worst 9900k chip on the planet then…
This dosent work for me, same bios settings more or less
Current capability only goes to 140%
LLC 6
went all the way up to 1.36V for 5Ghz, still not stable
Crashing Prime 95 after a couple of minuts :/
Der8auer will you be doing any overclocking testing with the new double height ram modules?
I love using the AI optimization but it tends to blue screen because it tries to OC too high, it starts stable at 38% but then realizes my cooling is really good and tries to go up to 44% which I know is unstable, does it detect an OC caused crash and adjust? Also should XMP profiles be run with the AI optimization?
Dr. Sp00k i have the same issue as you with my 9700k. What does 44% even mean? Are you still using AI?
@@jimmydryhands9288 Basically the AI adjusts based off your cooling, I have really insane cooling so it tends to keep trying to push to 44 since the thermal limits allow it. I would recommend setting the AI cooling training to not keep training and once you are at 38 turn the constant training off so it stays at 38% which is the sweet spot to my knowledge
Dr. Sp00k Exactly my experience! I turned it off since 38% is the sweet spot.
9700k 5.3ghz at .1.43v .. 79c max temp in load
Wow! What’s your cooling setup?
@@jjsemperfi Corsair Hydro H150i PRO...
@@fleeex1954 damn bruh my h150i pro can't cool past 5.0 at 1.30v. i literally hit 89c in cinebench r15
"are you not entertained??.. MAXIMUS!! MAXIMUS!!"
what is better; Lower core voltage and high Load line calibration or higher core voltage with lower load line calibration?
mee too
I did exaclty the same instructions but when i tried to perform the cinebench, cores were at 4.6ghz and after the test was performed it returned for 5.0ghz ... why ???
@der8auer
@@vitinfrog If you used Cinebench R20 it uses AVX & you entered a -4 avx offset (-0.4ghz).. He used R15 which is non-avx so runs at the full 5ghz.
In the clip look at the BIOS screen, now look at the top left.
Nice date ;)
I live in the future lol
New subscriber!
CAN I COOL A 9900K WITH A Be Quiet Dark Rock Pro 4 at stock? The case is evga dg 87 with 8 fans?
easy at stock
i did the same things as you and pc wont start.. i9 9900k z390f
1:11 "You can also find Windows software such as..."
I thought you will going to say "word.exe"...
omg intel is such a waste of money since the 4. gen of Core ix CPUs....
written by a happy user, using a (used bought in 2016) 130$ i7 4790k at a performance of a 7700k :P
And still hoping the marketing gag DDR4 ends and we get proper DDR5 for a really better PC generation!
Thanks for the great guide on ASUS settings that matter in this effort, it was very clear and helpful
der8auer, i have followed your guide but managed to lower my vcore to 1.225 in bios with LLC7 and this work fine for me,
under load it drops to 1.163.
can i set LLC 8 and lower my vcore even more? could that damage my cpu?
The only way to damage your CPU is by setting the voltage too high. If you set it too low, it will just crash.
Dear sir, please help with 9900k and adaptive voltage.: Im stable with 1330V manual, so what settings i have to use with adaptive? Or is that even necessery to use it or should instick with manual..
So I have a question when following these with my hero maxamus xi asus's Call of Duty motherboard z390 i follow all steps but i only see current over volt 170% not 200% and once i run pc it says current limit throttling yes
mike mcgowen I have this same problem. Did you figure it out?
@@elmateo487 nope. I sent the mobo back since they said it will only v current oc to 170% and it throttles under load . So its useless for me since i can't overclock to a stable state with it volt current limited. I dont want to buy the msi godlike or the gigabit extreme @500+$ to get a stable overclock but i will, then sell it all on ebay and get AMD Epic
@Charlie Chan nope set to 255
Hey, I'm trying to get my hands on the XI gene in the US but, Asus has no mention of it anywhere and their support has no idea when or if it will be sold here. It's a shame because I'm looking to replace my V gene.
They sell them on Newegg now. I'm in the US and I bought mine through groovesland
20:06 have same temp on 5ghz is it normal ? )
ASUS MAXIMUS XI hero wifi
Intel i9-9900K (Stepping D, R0 )
corsair 115i
Thermal Arctic MX-4
Corsair Vengence pro 3200
GTX 1080 Palit Premium
Der8auer, is the ASUS Maximus X Apex a great Z370 board for overclocking the i9 9900K?
I read from Silicon Lottery, that they used it and said it's still really good. Just needs bios update and good to go.
Used this guide and got windows running but bluescreened when running cinebench. PC SPECS: I9 9900k, 32gb Gskills rgb ram 3200mhz, Asus Maximus IX hero motherboard, Asus GTX 1080TI OC, 850w PSU. Not sure why...
I got same thing did you fix it?
Same. Did anyone fix it?
So, are the VRM "issues" I kept hearing about on these boards overblown, or should I be looking towards a different mobo for an i9-9900K 5ghz overclock build?
Yep, they're completely overblown. The 2 reviewers respondible for all the fuss concentrated on one specific aspect of the vrm and basically said its not as efficient as some of its competitors using more phases. The previous hero x that did have an 8 phase design doesn't cope with the demands of 9th gen cpu's anywhere near as well as the "beefed up 4 phase" of the xi line. It's a few months down the line now and real world results have shown that the maximus xi line up performs at least as well as its competitors. Asus told me they'd chosen this particular vrm config to reduce transient response. Possibly at the expense of some efficiency? They've put 8+2 SIC 639's on the vrm which are excellent powerstages and can provide up to 50amps continuous current per stage. They've doubled them up so can handle up to 100amps per phase. It would have cost them nothing to run them in an 8 phase config but they chose to run them in parallel.
What's very interesting is one of the channels (gamers nexus I think) slagging the board off did a live Friday stream where they oc'd a 9900k to 5.3 on all cores and they did it on a hero xi mb.
I've got a 9900k and hero xi and it's currently running with mce enabled so is running 5.0 on all cores, using way more power than it probably needs. In stress tests where the cpu is in the 80's the vrm is around 40,so the cpu is going to throttle at 100degrees, way before the vrm which is good for 150 degrees. So yeah, well over hyped. Jeez that took a long time to write, hope it answers your question lol.
Yes, yes it did, absolutely. Thank you. I really do appreciate it. I know its a bit selfish(?) of me to rely on someone to answer my question but this issue has been kind of tough to wade through all the hyperbole and this is exactly the kind of answer I was looking for. So again, my hats off to you.
@@theorist5497 lol, yep it is a tough issue to wade through. Asus have been completely silent on the whole issue and they were misleading in their initial advertising. Owning a hero xi I was devastated watching it get slated so put hours into trying to figure it all out. I'm no expert but can just tell you from experience it works great. I think this whole phase count has become a trying to keep up with the Joneses type thing. The tech report did a review of asus's new x299 deluxe ii. It uses the same config but with 6 phases running in parallel. On a test bench with no active cooling the vrm reached 75 degrees. The same reviewer did a review on gigabytes equivalent board that reached 95 degrees with a dedicated fan on its vrm. techreport.com/review/34295/asus-prime-x299-deluxe-ii-motherboard-reviewed. This tells me Asus have confidence in their design. If I could go back in time I would probably still buy the same board.
That's really great to hear. I had a build all planned out, utilizing the XI Code board, planning for an all core 5ghz overclock, and was at a loss when I started to do some deeper research and found all the chatter about the VRM. Im not brand loyal to Asus or anything, but the Code fit all the right checkboxes compared to other boards, plus I REALLY like their BIOS, especially when compared to my runner up pick, Gigabyte's somewhat "messy" BIOS. lol
Anyways, its definitely nice to hear from another owner who is overclocking similarly to what I plan for. Thanks again man, you've definitely given me some confidence in my preferred choice. Cheers.
@@170adamb1 Thank you for this. My friend keeped yelling at me when i said i wanted to buy the maximus XI extreme. I explained this to him and now he is quiet
Hi! What is the maximum voltage that can be applied for 9700KF during overclocking?
keep it under 1.41v if your temps are fine
anything over it might reduce its lifetime.
What about a z370 asus board? Can I expect to use higher Volts?
I got the same results by just enabling Asus MCI & setting Vcore manually to 1.35, everything stable @5GHz temps 85c, cooler corsair 150i pro, m/b Asus H-gaming
MCI? does that mean Multi Core Enhancement?
Why i have only 140% i dont have 200% settings? Thx. Bios last version
Same here
@@yazal9884 waiting ... Answer
I knew that except Apex and Extreme, other Maximus 11 boards have a 4 phase design (so as to say), would the watercooling of VRM of Maximus 11 Formula help some of its efficiency and system overclock headroom?
Is it okay to use that guide to oc i7-9900k?
WTF...... ANYONE KNOW THE ANSWER ASUS DOSE NOT ...
Thank you for contacting ASUS support. My name is Adam P.
I'm here to give you an update about your case and I hope you are having a good day. Here is the recommendation of our product engineers:
Sorry, all our Maximus XI series motherboard has CPU current capability% to 170%. The X299 series have 240%/200% CPU current capability due to better VRM shut off current limit.
Please let me know if you have any further concerns or queries, it’s always a pleasure to assist you. Thank you for choosing ASUS. Please note of your case number:
Regards,
Adam P.
So im mad i see an issue here @der8auer
Thx for the great guide, it help me to push my 8600K to 5.1 at 1.38v.
Chin Foh Hee doesn't it let out too much heat?
@@gigel99324at 75c stress test with Corsair h115i, delided and thermal grizzly liquid metal
Chin Foh Hee ah well delidded...
thanks a TON for the guide! learned so much! my pc is finally stable with overclocking
23-12-2190 ? Did I sleep under a rock the past 172 years? :P
Nice video... The one with the Maximus X Hero and the i7 8700K helped me a lot a couple of months back. Thank you!
I will be using a 360 AIO to cool my i9-9900K!!!
is this an overclocking guide or an asus maximus feature showcase?
I don’t know if you will see this but the only step I seem to differ is my CPU Capability only goes up to 140%. Have you encountered this before? Is my mb only capable of this or can I increase to 200%?
Now since you went to Intel OC labs and saw they silicone lottery spreadsheet, do you know think the 'Sil Quality' was anything up that alley with Asus being able to interpret that data?>
1.314 Vcore for me.
93C max temperatures, any lower will crash.
Followed exactly with a 9600k. Bsod instantly in cinebench at 1.35 vcore. Only showed 1.2v in hwmonitor
Had a similar issue, do you happen to remember what error code the BSOD gave you?
@@Enchisedmy I do not I apologize
Hi guys i have the same setup of der8auer and on CPU Current Capability i
can choose an maximum of 140% when he put 200%... i follow all his
steps any idea why i am blocked to choose an max of only 140% ?
Fraizer Wondering the same thing. I am guessing the newer bios limits it to 140%?
@@optics4062 i dont know... can you test with the old version ? Me i dont have my computer done i just tested like this on stuff of my friend.. :(
i have the same issue
I just followed this guide and my cores are still showing stock?
Is there any differences between this motherboard and the Asus Maximus XI Formula?
I would like to know this, I can't go to 200% only 170% on the formula
@@matthewcosgrove5168 yes this is a far superior board for overclocking
@Ady F Nobody cares.
watercooled VRMs, my biggest reason for buying -- it incorporates an EK Cross chill III block on there with G1/4 screw patterns. It has ROG liquid armor that span across the entire bottom section of the board with a backplate on the back insuring stability. More fan headers with dedicated pump and aio headers along with flowrate and coolant temperature headers. Also an OLED display in the center of the motherboard which looks cool AS FUCK and it shows vital system details like processor temperatures and stuff like that, but mainly for it's epic looks. 5 RGB zones although they are dim like the ones on the hero as well, and the formula doesn't come with preinstalled wifi card if you want to go wireless. Also I believe the VRMs are different, the formula uses fatter VRMs or something
Silicon quality is %117? My 9700k is only %72. What a loser, I'm a silicon loser...
Any particular reason you were running the d15 with just one fan? Doesn't it come with two?
My 9900k and Z390 Aorus Peo wifi keeps crashing. Dont get it
were can I get turbo v core program that works for the z390 Maximus hero.
Thanks! This helped me get near 15K 3dmark score! @5.2ghz on two of 6 cores and others st 5.1ghz. Trying to go further still. For my vid card I’m using msi afterburner but what might be a better choice?
Which was the last bios with the cpu current at 200? Anyone please
Speak friends, then I have the same setup of the video, I selected the same settings, so when running cinebech it does not reach 2050 of punctuation! Another thing, when running p95, aida64 the temperature hits almost 97 degrees! I have a h150i, can anyone help me?! I thought it was bios fault, I'm running at 0602!!! Help
Will this AI OC thingy trickle down to the Z270 lineup? My poor 8700k would love to have some AI TLC, rather then be manhandled with 1.39V for 5.2...
I need some help with my clocking where can i contact you?
I did exactly like you did in this video with the Asus Rog Apex XI Z390 and i9-9900k my bench score was 25% higher than yours and reading were the same on HWinfo64 and CPUID as yours . thank you very much!!!!
ROFL. No.
For these chips VRM wise would it be better to get a z390 Dark from evga since it has good vrms or is the Asrock Tachi also good pick in terms of vrms? Also wouldn't a i9 9820x basically the HEDT 8 core be a better value than this?
or XI APEX
Very interesting and informative, thanks!
I have two questions.
I'm considering replacing my Z170 and 6700K with a Z390 and an 8086K, a 9700K or a 9900K. My goal is very simple, to reach the highest stable clock speed using a 240mm closed loop cooler.
Which CPU do you think would give me the best odds?
Then to my second question.
I've noticed how some motherboards come with 2 CPU power connectors. Under what circumstances would you need to have both connected?
I've been told that's only when doing extreme overclocking but yet the manual for a motherboard I checked out said all power connectors need to be plugged in to ensure proper operation.
Didn't know you have your own UA-cam channel. You just got another subscriber!
Förvänta dig inget svar från honom ;/
Why does it say "Do not select no if you intend to overclock" on the mce enable popup, if you're not using it?
can i use the same settings? like would it work if i have the same M-Board and CPU? (whit a better or same Cooler, i got a 360AIO cooler)
So I did. And from what I can tell mine is running the about the same. When he actually opened up the clicks they seem to go between 4.6 and 5 which is exactly what mine is doing.
If you want it to stay at 5 specifically I think you need to lower avx offset to zero and ma my have to okay with voltages.
Make a version for the 10900k please!
How accurate is the meter on the PSU ? Could not find any info over the internet.
nineteen six degrees , we hot !!!! nineteen six degrees in the caaaseeeee !!!
I have a question whether the strong aio cooling 360 also allow for turning up above 5Ghz such an example of asus ryoujin??
It can, as long as the cpu is still capable of it. You shouldn't have thermal issues hitting that speed with a 360mm cooler. But, if you're unlucky, the cpu may not hit that speed just because it can't handle it.
I have my i9 9900K overclocked to 5.0 GHz and 1.279 V on core voltage set in UEFI. In GPU-Z i see that the cpu reaches a max temp of 70°C while playing BF4 for example with a Corsair H150i PRO cooler.
Would you say that it should be possible to get it even cooler or is that a perfectly normal temperature? I have not tried Cinebench R15 to see the max temp there though. Cheers!
I dont claim to be an expert, but 70C is very good for an OC. Although gaming isnt a very scientific way of measuring a CPUs performance. Try using Cinebench and see what the temps are.
@@snowjix Just tried Cinebench R15 now and it peaked 82°C. should be fine i gess ^^ But does the RAM you have affect the score one gets on Cinebench R15? I got 2012 cb with 16GB 2666MHz RAM ^^
There's 5 different Asus ROG Maximus XI motherboards, do they all have the same VRM and bios?
VRM on Extreme and Gene should be the same.
Will kracken x72 be enough to keep my 9900k 5.0 cool
yes
@der8auer What PSU did you use?
it's funny that I messed with my LLC today and my pc suddenly black screened when watching this video...
Depending on the mobo, setting LLC above a middle value will increase voltage under load which can kill your cpu. My Asus PRIME x470 Pro, the maximum LLC value will keep the voltage the same under any load.
@@Lilthrasher yeah, I have the Asus prime pro x370 with a 1700 and all llc setting increase voltage during load according to cpu-Z, that seems weird to me so if you have any insight please share thanks.
lol did all this and instantly crashed
Do you recommend the noctuas NH - D15 for this cpu?
GW. I got a Thor 850 for my first build, exactly for the reasons you stated. I hope you could answer a question for me please Roman, would I better off buying an i9 79**x and delidding, rather than a new i9 99**x which would be potentially more difficult and easier to ruin for someone who has never tried anything remotely like this before?
Many thanks in advance.
I would get a 79xx and delid. Actually I'm just building a new rig for me with 7920X. We know the 99**X CPUs will be basically the same but soldered... So no reason to wait and I don't see a realy benefit for the 99**X
Thanks for the OC response time, FYI my father was a HVAC manager for Rolls Royce/Bentley for many years and I had a great talk with him about LAIOs and galvanic corrosion etc so I've bought an Alphacool Eisbaer 360 with some EK Furious Vardar evo 120s because ln2 and lh2 are all a little bit out of my comfort zone also! Great to see you guys doing the XOC stuff and maybe one day... thanks again
Is there any warranty included with the pre-delided CPU's you offer on case king???
www.caseking.de/der8auer-core-i9-9900k-5-0-ghz-advanced-edition-hpit-541.html
Yes there is a 24 months warranty.
I have a 9900k with a noctua d15 and 1080 ti with an AIO. Due to case limitations I'm not sure how to configure the cooling. Should I use 1 fan on the noctua in between the two heatsinks and have the AIO radiator exhausting out the top
OR
Use 2 fans on the noctua and have the AIO radiator mounted in the front of the case on the intake side?
@Kev TV. stock bios settings with the first setup i described (what i'm currently using) i see a max of 82c in a 25c room during a cinebench r20 run
@Kev TV.I believe far cry 5 had it in the 60s-70s at stock clocks