i7-8700K - Overclocking Guide
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- NOTE - The solution to getting 5.0GHz is fairly simple. 280mm Liquid Cooler or Dark Rock Pro 3 or Noctua NH-D15 cooler. The 240mm installed simply does not cut it for this level of CPU.
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The Cooler Master MasterLiquid 280 Pro and the Dark Rock Pro 3 have both been used at 5.0GHz and AIDA64 passes without crashing or thermal throttling at 1.35v.
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The build as-shown is listed first, followed by a $1,500 & $2,500 option depending on your budget. These are discussed further in Part 2-4 of this video series.
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As someone who just got this mobo/cpu combo, thank you for the video!!
MackemAB yeah its relly awesome ;D .... and thx for the video
Art Vandelay I considering getting this motherboard and building my system similar to the way the Tech Deals Dude built his and was wondering if you built your system like his and if not- What how are you keeping your system cool and what are your temps? Are you over clocking? Thanks in advance.
The non K chip runs at 3.2Ghz so Id still buy the K for the 4.3Ghz Turbo
When i see tech deals, i smash the like button😂
Arthur Santos, same :)
Arthur Santos Right! When Tech speaks....I listen!
Hands down the best..and I love the vids put out by a lot of these folks but tech deals is amazing!..great for anyone trying to learn the real world way of how things should be done
It still blows me away that Garyx Wormuloid has a tech youtube channel. So chill
instaBlaster...
You are awesome. Nobody explains the content better than you. Best overclocking guide video i have seen. I got no words to say,this video explains everything perfectly. Love this channel so much 😘
This was super helpful and accessible for a newbie. No rambling, no elitist “do it the pro way or not at all” crap, just a great tutorial. Thanks man!
totally agreed!
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i cant stop looking at his teeth
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Damn you, now I can’t
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Well now that you've pointed it out...
so beautiful. im gonna cry
they gotta be dentures or something. hes got a slight lisp
18:53 look at maximum cpu voltage..
1.516 - Leaving CPU Core Voltage on Auto is pretty safe!!!11
that’s cause it’s fully running at 100% your not gonna ever really get that anywhere else
@@andrewe165 that is not true.
If you're not goint to hit 100% usage anywhere else then why would you overclock in the first place?
If you're gaming or doing intensive tasks on you computer you're going to hit 100% usage often and for extended periods of time. Leaving it on auto with 1.5v absolutely not safe.
Auto voltage settings can fry CPU's/memory controllers, on Intel as well as on AMD.
@@bart7729 well what i meant by 100% is the only time you are using that much power is when you’re stress testing, but i do agree the voltage is way too high, it’s not even a matter of how much of the cpu he’s using cause that voltage is gonna stay the same no matter what
Remember when $2000 got you a top of the line gaming system? Oof.
Man he deserve more subs, his content is very good
Yep
Imagine going to a lan party or whatever. and some jerk comes, boots your pc into bios and changes the voltage to 2.0.
rip pc.
It won't even post, CPU won't be damaged
Very informative. As with all your videos.
Can you make a i7-8700K - Overclocking Guide in Asus Bios Thanks
Yesssd
i too need this
Pretty sure it’s the same concept. Asus bios has the same settinngs
Gamers nexus has good vids of this if you still are looking
Tech deals sir following you since 2016 your videos are well explained sir huge respect for you.....I hope I can have that beast gaming pc 😭😭
Is it still safe to enable enhanced turbo? I have an 8700k with a corsair h100i AIO cooler but i dont wanna mess anything up
Man, time really did fly
Great video, I use the MSI Z370 Gaming Pro Carbon in my personal rig and I think it is an awesome motherboard.
same here
I just bought one I'm really hoping to get some good help so I don't need to take it in when I do the installing of the windows and drivers maybe somebody can help me I think Tech has a video on it how to do it but I don't see where peace love and God bless guys
good to know...
i got 5ghz on 1.344v on a maxiumus X hero board - while watching this now.. been stable :) not using water cooling but noctuas :) air cooling D-15 new model as mentioned :)
I have the MSI Z370 Gaming M5, very similar. I did not see any major differences
This video is awesome! I found everything in this video, that i've been searching for 2 weeks! I'm not english, but you are pronouncing very well, so this was very easy to understand! Aaaand i feel like, i should get my salary asap, buy the 8700k and push it to 4.7! This video showed me everything i needed! Huge thanks to u my man!
thanks a lot mr. tech deals, could you show us how you overclock a ryzen 5 1600 ?
Yeah that would be great!
It seems to me that 5GHz is not really worth it with the i7-8700K, based on that you need overvoltage (1.3V+) to achieve it, and the full load temps will be very high, even with a beefy AIO, resulting in throttling which damages overall performance. I think 4.7GHz using enhanced turbo boost is a much safer and easy overclock to achieve (it's all automatic + low voltage which gives low temps), and the performance benefit of 5GHz vs 4.7 is negligible. Also, for a stable 5GHz overclock without stepping into the 1.4V territory you need a more expensive motherboard with VRMs that can handle the stress. Meanwhile you could achieve a stable 4.7GHz "auto" overclock with a less expensive, mid-range board and without worrying about thermal throttling.
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For the love of god do not use auto OC with your motherboard options. It always blasts wayyy too much voltage compared to needed voltage.
excactly! just look at the vcore: max 1.5v like WTF (19:05)
@@666Eddie123321 That is just the software reading. Which does not measure voltage/current 100% accurately, actual voltage is usually higher than the software reading due to resistances and other things that affect it.
One word , DELID
how did you get a 1080 ti with a $2000 budget?
I paid $3000 CAD for an i7-8700k/gtx 1080ti build in June.
what? 1080tis have been 650$ for over a month now
Marko higher end TIs can go for upwards of 1200 dollars new. I know because I just bought the msi gaming x trio for 800.00. I finally found a seller that apparently had a price drop.
In_Vas_Por what’s the difference between that one and the regular 1080 ti?
Alaflam3 regular has 8gb ram, this one has 11gb ram. Regular has 2 fans usually, lower base clock, boost clock and less cuda cores; the gaming x has 3 fans and way higher specs. The 1080ti gaming x trio was shown to be one of the coolest, silent, efficient cards in that price range. They don't even have it listed most places brand new, but you can find them now on ebay.
I was kind of hesitant at first but I know I'm gonna bust a nut when I boot this thing up.
Picking up a used i7 8700K today for $60USD
Can't wait to get started :)
Perfect Timing, I am ordering parts on March 15, and one part I was worried was overclocking the 8700k! :)
hi i don’t know if you’re still responding but i did everything you said and the temps are great! but for some reason i’m only getting 4.4 ghz rather than the 4.7
I heard he died at 5.3ghz
Another point to add, and it supports you saying keep it at 4.7ghz, some can't even hit 4.8ghz at 1.3v and up, so keeping everything on auto is probably universally a good solution. I for once got lucky and am sitting at 5ghz at 1.28v. Otherwise I'd be doing exactly what you're doing and running 4.7ghz. I also have a 360mm aio cooler. My 240mm definitely didn't cut it. Still found your video informative as I always do.
I just got this CPU if I just intel boost it and not OC, whats the maximum GHz I can get?
I have 1.6 to 1.7 volts going through my 8700k
I'm a complete noob when it comes to modifying my rig and you made the process so easy to understand. Great video, concise and professional.
Thank you tech deals. I got my 8600K to run at 4.5Ghz at 1.25v. All under 65c with AIR COOLING! If anyone wants to do the same, go buy a cooler master 612v2, best air cooler on the market that is not Noctua, it also doesnt cost like $100 like the noctua.
Do you have an AVX offset at 4.7 GHz?
one of the absolute best over clocking guides i have ever seen for cpu over clocking, you kept it simple and basic but yet quite in depth and covered way more than i have ever seen in a video of the like .kudos to you and ty for this , you have no idea how immensely this helps new comers building pc's and wanting to have the experience of over clocking for the first time . if they follow this they will enjoy it and be successful. thank you tech deals you rock.
F I N A L L Y!
I actually already got 5.0GHz on my own 8700k but this is still awesome!
CtG did you Delid it?
Its 2020 and I finally decided to Safely Overclock it to 4.7 Safely!
Me too!! Gonna Do my very first CPU overclock this weekend 👀
Why didn't you at least do 4.8? very easy on these chips. Shit I'm at 5ghz and 1.35 vcore.
@@BluntSmokeTrauma just curious how are your temps? I have a 280mm cooler and I get to the low 70’s maxing out of 80 rarely. That’s at 4.7ghz auto voltage.
I run my (non delid) 8700k on 5ghz all 6 cores for years on an air cooler without any problems. I can even push it to 5.1ghz but the returns are to minor to justify the voltage increase from 1.37V to 1.4V (LLC 4).
The only problems I had the last three years were caused by the fcking RAM. 😠
great video, as a noob to overclocking you explained everything to the max, thanks so much!
Going to get an i7 8700k very soon and was looking into overclocking and wondering about limits. After watching this I think I'll stick with the easier and safer option of 4.7GHz. The video was very informative. Thanks for the tips and suggestions!
How’d it hold up?
Excellent. Thank you! Was considering a 8700K. Very educational, as I have not overclocked before. LIKE!
I learned something today :) thank you now I know more about my bios :)
A great series of videos, thank you very much. They have fitted in very well with my plan to build myself a VR flight sim machine to replace my 5 year old shop bought set up.
got my i7 9700k to 4.7ghz and voltage is auto and max what hwmonitor showed was 1.275 V so under 1.3 V and temps are max 80 celcius but normally 66 celcius
Thanks for this. Had my 8700k for nearly 2 years now and never bothered to overclock - my 3200mhz ram has been sitting at 2133mhz too.
I figured it'd be difficult to do but I was wrong. Running even better than before now, thank you!!
LoL i too been debating on overclocking for long as you one of the OC found earlier was the Ram cuz just turn on XMP and it will boost it, some sticks may not agree with certain motherboards if i try to explain i get all tangled up trying to say in detail. But yes i have an i5 9600k Asus prime Z-370 -A- and thought 4.7GHz with voltage on Auto is good i don't think 5.0 GHz @ 1.35v would be much of a difference.
Very nice video for me as a oc noob
Hey I have the exakt same setup with a 1080. I get roughly 20-30% usage in games. While I see a lot of others getting more usage in the same games. Anyone know, what could cause this?
Great video as always, im still rocking a 6700k @ 4.7, 1.3v, im still thinking about going with a 8700k, i dunno if i want to spend the money , but great job.
Generally I’d advise waiting one more year for Ice Lake
So is it completely safe to OC to 4,7 GHz without touching the voltage?
yes i oc to 4.7ghz without touching the voltage and I stress test it and its stable for me
Good video! 2 points I would make though. Increasing the BCLK will increase CPU, cache, FCLK, and memory speeds at the same time. Doing this creates the potential of some other part rather than the actual CPU to be the component making your system unstable. And, you don't need to buy faster XMP ram, buy Samsung B-die such as G. Skill, Team Group etc. Essentially just find RAM that is 3200MHz CL14, give it some more juice and overclock the shit out of it. Many reports about managing +4000MHz CL17 on those sticks, but accomplishing this is also determined by the CPU's internal memory controller. I have an MSI Z370i coming my way now. I never used MSI mobo before, so thanks for your walk-through of the bios :D
Tech Deals, undervolting the CPU also can be quite interesting. The stock voltage is rather high, it needs to be high enough to guarantee that any CPU will work, consequently usually lowering the voltage for the stock boost or increasing the clock frequency a bit without increasing the voltage is possible. Maybe that is interesting for those who like their system to stay quiet?
is it possible?
I’ve been running my 8700K at 4.8 and 1.24v since day one, on air, and haven’t had a single crash or hint of instability. The AVX offset of -3 is super important, at least for me, bc the temps just skyrocket at that point. BF1 loves to run in AVX mode, so playing that game usually sees the chip hit its highest temps during gameplay.
Amazing video, thank you very very much. You are the main reason that I got into the coffee lake, at first I bought a Ryzen 7 1700x which I RMA it in a week because I was very disappointed, upgraded from an i5-2500 and I could hardly see any difference. Then I saw your videos that you say that i7-8700k will be really better in real life and I did the move. I could not be happier, I combined the CPU with an ASUS Maximus X Hero and Corsair Vengeance RGB 2 x 8GB 3200MHz C16 and I love it, the real-life performance is amazing, I am a trader so I run 3 monitors with dozen of browsers and apps and the system is hardly at 10% load, super silent and cool, while everything opens instantly (it wasn't the case with Ryzen, I could feel a lag).
I have two questions though, 1) The XPM detects fine the 3200MHz C16 at 1.35v (auto), is it really safe for 24/7 use? I would prefer to work it at 2666 MHz at 1.20v (I was under the impression that coffeecake supports that) but when I set it to XPM 2666 the voltage goes to 1.346v (auto), can I set it manually to 1.2v at 2666 MHz or I can damage the system? 2) my cooler is Corsair Hydro H115i PRO RGB (yep the 280mm) at a Corsair Crystal Series 460X RGB box (I put the 3 120mm RBG on the back and top and the cooler on front, my temps are about 36C at 8-10% load at 550 RPM average), can I activate the "Enhanced turbo" and be fine?
If you are wondering why in the hell I spend all that money if I am not planning to OC at all, my thinking was "I have the money, I will buy the best, if it can support hard OC then it should run super stable at stock configs".
You’ll be fine without changing the xmp settings, since you’re not overclocking anything else there’s not really any reason to be worried or mess with voltage, leave it at auto and you’re fine.
You got a amazing build and it can handle it without problems, it can easily handle overclocking the cpu and everything too if you wanted without any heating problems and it would open tabs even faster.
I wouldn’t recommend trying to under volt your ram.
And you’ll be completely fine if you use your Turbo overclocking speeds.
You could go higher without problems so enabling turbo won’t have any bad results with that cooler. Just gonna be faster pretty much.
Your temperatures after running at turbo speed will be higher than at stock settings. But they won’t even be close to warm enough to overheat anything. Do it doesn’t matter. You’ll be fine if you enable turbo boost.
I’d say do it. It’s gonna make you even more impressed with your awesome system.
Have fun and enjoy those turbo speeds! Cheers
But honestly.. just put it at 4.7 at all cores at 1.3v manually and then try lowering it from there after testing. Using auto overclocking settings and letting it automatically adjust your voltage is bad. It can cause unnecessary heat and if you’re worried about that, manually set cpu voltage. I’ve seen it spike from 1.31v to 1.42 using auto settings. Even though it’s stable at 1.31
Thank you very much for taking the time to answer, appreciate it. As you understand I am completely newbie when it comes to OC, the video gave me a lot of information's and made me experiment. For starters I activated the XPM @ 3200 and I got a 32% increase in mem bandwidth at Sandra, I also did stress test the system for hours with success, I got 4.3 MHz in all cores (1.2V in the CPU core with one spike at 1.216) while the temps never got above 70C at any core (at the peak of the test I had from 53C to 62C at the #3 core). If I set the system to 1.3v manually will it get below 4.7 when it doesn't need the extra horsepower? The system literally runs 24/7 and I don't need it running at full speed all time. I think I will activate the "turbo mode" (it seems that this how it's called in ASUS boards) just to test it but honestly I think I am fine at my current levels for now, I now realize that Turbo mode is essentially automatic OC something that I don't need to do now (maybe in the future, hehe). Thanks again!
Themis Dimitriou manually changing it will leave it at that voltage all the time
This guy’s teeth brighter than my future 😃
Starting to build my pc soon. I7 8700k, cooler master hyper 212evo, gigabyte gaming 5, 16gb 3000mhz corsair vengeance rgb, 2tb hdd and 250gb nvme samsung 960 evo for my os, psu: EVGA SuperNOVA 650 G2.
As of now.. im without a gpu because of the shitty time i decided to build this, i simply am not going to pay the price. For a 1080/1080ti
Ronan. M yet u pay for double priced memory lol. That kit is $200+ and when i got it it was $100
I have followed like every possible overclocking step for the i7-8800k but no matter what I do the motherboard (ASUS Z370 TUF Gaming Plus) will discard my manual voltage override and go waay higher. All cores synced running at 4.7ghz will have the voltage go up as high as 1.37 volts at times, and at stock (with no overclocking except for using XMP profile) it barely stays under 1.3 volts. Am I just unlucky with my particular CPU? Is there an important setting I'm missing? *scratching head*. Using a 240mm AIO so I should at least be able to push the system a LITTLE bit, one might think.
Great video. I'm going to overclock my CPU to 4.7 GHz. I have a 240mm AIO cooler and an open air case so both of those should help keep temps cool.
so my corsair h110i should be fine at 4.7ghz btw great video i learned a lot today
Thank you, I've been waiting for this. This is a great series, in a couple months when I finally have money, I'm making the same build!
Hi! i have a question, is this normal? The VCore of my i7 8700k is at 1.072v isn't that too low?
Its fine it balances it self to 1.2v when under load
I have that Multicore Enhancement option in my BIOS (ASUS Z370-P) but my only options are Auto or Disabled, why is this? I also have a I7 8700k.
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Even after I've searched and watched 10 plus videos on over clocking, none of them comes close to how good and well explained yours is.
Other people just say "do this" and don't explain the difference in chip sets or why or what they're doing.
You explained it well. Thank you Tech Deals!
I have MSI motherboard and Enhanced turbo feeds OVER 1.5volts to an i7 8700k !!! DO NOT USE IT!!!!
Crashing Down that's why you manually oc
Crashing Down is this true?
Yeah, i turned it quickly off after following the vcore for a moment after booting, different motherboards seem to give different voltages with enhanced turbo, coz my new motherboard (msi gaming m5) wont go over 1.25 with enhanced turbo, but my old msi gaming plus was cooking the cpu with over 1.5,
Thats a really dramatic difference
I just bought an ASUS Z370 and an i7 8700k, on an EVGA 280 clc aio. What is the best settings to get a stable overclock?
So setting my CPU to 4.7 on Auto will never take life time of my CPU(like it was on default settings)? Not even one bit?
Even with enhanced turbo enabled, my 8700k is only hitting 4.4GHz and not 4.7GHz.
Please make a detailed video guide concentrating specifically on all the different cpu benchmarking tools (like aida64 used in this video) and how to run them correctly to determine stability ? I feel there is a need for a proper guide on the testing phase after oc which is equally important as changing bios values.
Hi mr deal, sorry about that but the information about the 240mm AIO is not correct, I'm using a Corsair H100i v2 at 5.0ghz with no AVX, and the system in Aida 64 and Cinebench R15 not pass the 83º.
So the other components as the case, thermal paste, etc... can solve this heat problem nice.
I'll leave my pc config, and if somebody is interested I can leave my bios config as well.
MSI Z370 M.5
Intel 8700k
16Gb Corsair DDR4 Vengeance RGB 3466 mhz
Msi Gtx 1080 seahawk x
Corsair H100i V2
Corsair Rm750x
Corsair mp500 m.2 240gb
Wd blue 3d 500 gb M.2
HDD Seagete barracuda 2TB
Case corsair 570X
i couldn't even get a 5.0GHz on an i5-9600K like other folks even Ai OC i got a blue screen but found it ok @ 4.7GHz At 1.250v that 10 GHz i didn't have LoL right yup[, and I'm Goood don't need all that 5.0 thang like the man said 4.7GHz pretty much sweet spot 😉 what 2 more GHz 👌🏽zero.
Going to oc my i7 8700k to 5Ghz with h110i and moba asus maximus x Hero
Can I get 5Ghz solid?
Hey guys,
I also have a MSI Z370 gaming pro gaming paired with a 8700k but the reported CPU temp in BIOS or MSI Command Center seems wrong : always lower than MB temp and even lower than ambiant temp at cold boot.
When comparing Command Center CPU temp with temp in HW monitor they're completly differents.
Command Center CPU temp seems aligned with a MB probe temp but not with the real CPU temp.
Ever heard of this issue ? Is this patchable or will it requires a MB exchange?
ex temps in BIOS when cold booting : (ambient ~23°C)
MB : 26 °C
CPU : 13 °C
yeah, impossible...
Hello, this video was soo helpful thank you, but i just want to clear my doubt at 5ghz 1.30/1.35 my cpu heat is going up to 90+ degree's im using Thermal take 360mm Floe Riing rgb AIO cooler and Kingping KPX Paste.and thermaltake view 71 ARGB cabinet. so i'm currently running at 4.7Ghz on all 6 cores @ 1.20V max temps on stress test 70c
Hey Tech Deals, awesome video. I recently got a new gaming PC and I wanted some advice. Its an I7-8700K, 2080 TI and 32 gigs of gskil ram (3200 Mhz) My motherboard is MSI MPG Z390 GAMING PRO CARBON. For cooling I have 5 case fans and a 360 mm all in one liquid cooler (Kraken X72). What do you think some safe settings would be? I'm brand new to over clocking, but with the cooling I have I feel like I can reach 5.0.
Thanks for your time, and awesome video!
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So i testet my i7 8086k from your video. So far on 5 ghz on all cores at 1.350V. I hit follow temps:
Average:
CPU 82.5
CPU core#1 75. 1
CPU core#2 73.2
CPU core#3 77.3
CPU core#4 76.4
The numbers increase slow. But will these numbers hold in games or am i too high with the numbers? There are no clock jumps - every core is at 5024 Mhz
I have a Z370 MSI A Pro MB (It's a cheaper model but still good) and it looks exactly like the video with all the same functions.
I have my 8700K set @4.8GHZ all cores on 1.25v (Idles @29C and load temps rarely go beyond 70C) Cooled with a Corsair H100i V2. - Two fans blowing in Two out and side panel off.
I'm pretty sure I could go to 5.0GHZ but what would be the point? I'd score higher on benchmarks sure but gaming? I just don't like 1 to maybe 3FPS is worth the extra heat..
hello, this is my final spec for gaming pc build. what do you think ? suggestion ?
Intel I7 8700k
Nvidia 1070 ti MSI
Rog maximus x hero (WiFi ac)
Rm750x Corsair PSU
16 GB DDR4 3200 MHz Ram
Obsidian 450D case
H115i pro
2Tb storage HDD
Blu-ray disc drive
256gb storage SSD
Nonsense. You can easily get this processor to 5.4ghz on a mini ITX with a custom 1.5gpm 80x160mm copper liquid system. I didn't even break 70c, even with tridentz 4266mhz ram and a liquid 1080ti @2gpm with a 120mm copper radiator heating things up big time. You don't need a large case, or a huge radiator to run fast as balls. Those AIO coolers must seriously suck. My case is Corsair Obsidian 250D. Look how small that case is, and not a single heat issue.
and here i am at 1.275V and 5GHz, and temps still hit 82C with custom loop system. 1080Ti does not go above 39C but with liquid metal and custom loop. Gonna delid CPU soon and hit that 5.3 GHz belove 1.4V. fingers crossed....
5.0 GHz with Asrock Z370 killer SLI 1.33V stable in AIDA64 for an hour not throtling at all ..... i m lucky or something is wrong with your system BUT this is really a deal (no fancy staff rgb)
I only use an old 120 mm water cooling thermaltake. I did everything that you don t recomend and i have a stable system THANK YOU MAN :-)
Cool , I got a stable 5Ghz overclock on an i7 8700k with a MSI Gaming m5 motherboard with adaptive voltage at 1.320 , Maximum temperature with 6 Hours of OCCT 75 degrees , cooler:Corsair h80iv2
Please answer will this work with the i7 8086k (the new one) with a cooler master liquid lite 120? With 120mm air balance. PLEASE ANSWER I WOULD APPRECCIATE IT ANYONE. If it wont work what liquid cooler system would be best for this. Thank you
Just got a 8700K and I'm using a NH-D15 (with single fan... yay for RAM overhang 32GB@3000). It can run 4.8GHz but anything higher and it'll thermal throttle. So you're bang on for saying for most to stick with 4.7GHz just as I feel like Intel have set that at the max turbo for good reason, anything higher and you need something far more monstrous to handle the temps.
I'm getting old... his beast has 1000x more RAM, 2000x more disk space, and 5500x more video memory than my first real Windows gaming PC, a Pentium 90 with a 2MB vid card and ~1 GB HD... I can't even do the math compared to my first computer a C64.
Hello, can i get 5.0 with MSI Z370 Tomahawk ? please give me best profile thanks!
5.0GHz is a 'magical' number that a lot of people with a chip that has the potential of hitting it will want to try to get theirs at that speed, just like it was years ago with 4.0GHz and 3.0GHz, etc.
I got an i7-8700k in hopes of hitting that speed and I was majorly disappointed when my chip wouldn't go past 4.9GHz without thermal throttling. I got a pretty big dud for an 8700k. My chip requires a voltage jump from 1.296v to 1.375v in order to go from 4.9GHz to 5.0GHz, which would have required sub ambient cooling to maintain temperatures under throttling on my chip. My chip would hit thermal throttling in less than a minute at 5.0GHz
One week after I built my system I ordered a delid kit. When I pulled the IHS off my chip the TIM was crusty and partially hard already. Now with liquid metal under the hood it runs happily at 5.0GHz 1.375v as a 24/7 overclock with a Kraken X52 using NZXT AER RGB fans which are suboptimal in static pressure. During long loop all core stress testing, the core temperatures maintain low 70's on average with short spikes into the 80's for brief periods of time.
I disagree a little on the liquid coolers. You won't see a difference in temperatures between a 120, 240, 280, etc until the loop temperature stabilizes, which can take a really long time . If your CPU is thermal throttling in a matter of minutes with a closed loop cooler, going to a larger one wont help. Now if it takes half an hour or longer for your CPU to start thermal throttling then upgrading a 240 to a 280 will help or just a fan upgrade can make the difference. There are many poor 280mm coolers out there that perform worse than 240mm coolers and there are some pretty slick 120mm coolers that give 240mm coolers a run for their money. With the right fans and the right pump speed profile, you can make just about any current 240mm AIO perform better than most 280mm AIO's do out of the box.
It's entirely the waterblock and pump setup that governs how far your overclock can get in the first 10-20 minutes, after that it's how efficient the radiator and fans can transfer the heat out of the loop. It's the waterblock and flow rate that determines how fast the heat can transfer from the CPU into the water in the loop. If you look at Corsairs current CLC's and NZXT's, they all use the same basic waterblock and pump in all their loop sizes. They all spin at the same speeds and transfer heat from the CPU to the loop at the same rates.
I really doubt most people will get much help going from a 240 to a 280mm AIO cooler with this chip because when these things start thermal throttling, they usually do it fast, which means you need a better water block and not a bigger rad. Going to really good air cooler can help because the really good ones will transfer heat away from the CPU faster, but a custom loop with a good waterblock, pump, rad and fans will perform way better, even if it's just a 240mm radiator.
Awesome video. This build series has been extremely helpful. I’m considering the ASUS ROG STRIX Z370 with an 8700k. Is there a similar feature to the “Enhanced Turbo” on the Asus mobo? I’m not sure if you have an Asus OC video already. I’d like that solid 4.7 OC, not trying to get too wild
Thanks for this video, is it super useful! I have an Intel 8700 (non-k) and an MSI Z390-A Pro motherboard. Enhanced Turbo option is not showing up, can't find it anywhere. I've updated the Bios and nothing change :( Is it because of my CPU?
need help i can't get it stable at least on 4.8 ghz if i turn manual voltage 1.300v in prime95 cores stop working and i lose stabilty when set to 1.350v or 1.370 i got over 85c i have gygabite z370hd3p mobo any know how to OC at least to 4.8 i have NOCTUA nhd15 AIR cooler
How long should you run your stress tests for before you are happy with the performance? Do these tests time out or can they essentially run for days?
So basically cpu ratio 47 and enhanced turbo are the same thing?I just gotta choose?I'm asking because the Z370 Extreme4 (future build) might not have enhanced turbo,just top be clear.So enable XMP profile and cpu ratio to 47 and I'm done?
Ok I'm confused. I have asus prime z 370-a with i7 8700k . downloaded cpu z . It's 5ghz . and stable. My question is ez tune has it 1.41v not runing stress test and 1.344v under load why does it go down under load. And if it lowers it to 1.344v and is stable while runing. Would it be better to leave it alone or manually set it to be 1.344 all the time and not 1.42 while not under load?
My os didnt want to load at fast boot, i have a msi z370 a pro mobo..
What can be the problem?
Specs:
8700k
1070
16gb ddr4
Z370 a pro
Coolerm masterliquid ml240l rgb
Thanks for help!!!
You should check out the nzxt kraken G10 aio GPU bracket. Just got one for my Asus 1080 ti turbo (blower). Now I can overclock my GPU to 2 GHz without any additional noise. It's pretty surreal.
not sure if you'll read old comments but can you do a tutorial vid on underclocking using an asrock motherboard. i got the asrock z390 phantom gaming itx board, 9700k and noctua d9l cooler and at 80% fan speeds i was at 80C while playing assassin's creed odyssey. I don't know how to underclock CPU on that board. I turned off intel turbo boost and get it capped to 3.6ghz at 60C with 80% fan speed but I still think that's too high.
any1 can help.me to oc i7 8700k at least at 4.7ghz goal is 4.8ghz at least with noctua nhd15 mobo is gigabyte z370hd3p when is all on auto and multy core on auto on stress test with 4.7ghz turbo on all cores temps dont go over 67c but when i try to use maunal settings like set multy to 47x and let voltage to auto my temps go over 90c i dont know how when i do test with all on auto temps go to 65c when anything change manual than i have problems with temps or stabilty...i try with 1.4v but temps so hot i try every.voltage posible from 1.280 to 1.400 or i get BSOD or temps.high ..help me please reach at least 4.8ghz i disable al c states all power saving option no change...
I won't go past 4.7 ghz with mine. I like unlocking some power, but not red-lining my CPU to death. If I wanted that much more power out of my CPU I would buy an i9. Luckily I have a 280mm radiator though :P
To anyone, Newegg received some 1080ti’s in stock tonight, they sold out in 5 min. I did somehow get one a tiny bit over msrp, if anyone is interested in a New unopened MSI GeForce 1080ti Gaming X Trio, let me know. I already have 2, so I will sell it at costs to anyone interested.. It won’t be shipped to me until Monday probably.
Thanks
hi what would you recomed i have mobo z270 i3 7350k gtx 1060 6gb psu 750w liquid coolant gpu temp 70c and cpu max 55c at 4.2ghz i, 16 gb ram 2400, will like to reach 4.7 to 5.0 will be possible?
I have a 8600k and a MSI Z370 Krait Gaming MB. Overclocked to 4.6 on 1.32 volts no problem which I find safe... 52-56 degrees celsius under load
Hi guys,
I am overclocking my i7-8700K on an ASUS ROG STRIX Z370-E with Corsair Vengeance 2 x 8GB 3200MHz C14.
Please help me to get best settings. ^^,
I did the basic OC with XMP on and Enhanced Turbo on. But it also changed my Integrated Graphics Share Memory from 64M to 32M. Is this something I have to concerned about? If so, how do I change it back to 64M?
I have the same CPU and Mobo and i have a question about overclocking that you did. What happens if you enable game boost or would you need some of the msi software?
Like is better to OC using MSI command centre or do you need MSI gaming app on the OC option (mine only affects the cpu)
And why does it always keep showing 3.7 ghz in the top right corner of the bios or command centre even though it is actually higher