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.
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!
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.
Dude, your videos are sooo good. No stupid intro, nobody is interested in anyway, no stupid "HEYHEYHEY how are you all" (as if any narrator would be interested in). Your speech is clean and smooth in any way; voice, volume, no uhm and ehms. You just bring everything to the point in an interesting, understandable and pleasant way. Thank you, sir.
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.
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
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.
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 😘
FIVE years and still going until the ML240L failed. Green residue around copper plate and CPU bracket BAD I build my 1st computer following along with your video 5 years ago. Thks! Great guidance and advice. The only changes: couldn't find a 1080ti so went with the 1080 and went with the pro 5 case. Very easy to build in. BUT...BUT Last week CPU temp went up to 100 C bad bad bad. Upon your advice to limit AIO to 5 years --- right on the money too. With much 240 liquid cooler research I retired my Cooler Master ML240L AIO. When I took it off the CPU --- what a mess the edge of the copper plate had a think green residue as did the bracket holding the i7 8700K. That took a great deal of cleaning (20 industrial small q-tips, a vacuum and a very bright light). Replaced it with CM PL 240 Flux (a bit cooler then the old light 240.) Now a cooler CPU I don't know how much longer my Cadillac build will go but up to now it plays all the most intense graphic games. I actually built it waiting for Dragon Age 4 to come out. This build might last until then but at EA's release rate --- well, we'll just have to see. Thanks again for you easy to follow and detailed guidance. Oh, I did listen to your i7 8400K retire video. I agree with your review except with the case. I didn't go with the pro 6 but the pro 5 case and have never had any temp issues until that cooler pooped out on me last week. I will do some temp & air-flow monitoring because of your review. Best of luck to you - and will continue to follow you.
I've never watched a 5 min ad before a vid but since I love this Deal Man so much and he's taught me so much about hardware that I watched it (I hope longer add's = more $ for you Deal Man cause you deserve it =D)
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!
Thanks to you, I finally built the pc of my dreams with informed buying decisions. I hit the amazon and new egg links several times during, just to make sure. Thanks to this video, I now feel safe enough to look through bios , now that I know what all of this stuff actually does. You deserve 10x the viewing you get man. Seriously.
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!
This guy is so good at his job. MSI was a let down in terms of tutorial with my i7 9700k. Thank you. On auto at 5.0 the voltage was going up to 4.8 on auto which felt rather hi to me
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 see Tech Deals uploads ... 1. I press like button. 2. Disabled Ad-Block for this specific CHANNEL only because I love it. 3. Finish the whole duration of video because I enjoy and learn great stuffs every video. #2EZ4TechDeals
Awesome video man, I love how you are thorough and intuitive, I used the 4.7 ghz safe overclock you suggested with awesome results for my same set up. I bow down to you sir. Thank you!
Was looking on how to overclock my 8700k to 5.0 at least 4.7 stable and found this video in a few seconds! Perfect explanation and great info on the other settings in detail, Lucky for me I have the exact mono so this was perfect! Im here in Fort Worth Texas ! Not far from this dude! Thanks so much!
This is the best overclocking video I've ever seen. Very mature. Explained with calm so you really get every detail of what you are actually doing. Way way better than all these guys who are doing quick quick and are not explaining what actually happens. This is for us mature kids rather than for kiddies. Thank you !
Man, this video was so hopeful compared to most of the overclocking videos I've seen on youtube. Thank you so much for the simple and detailed information.
This video was uploaded exactly when it should. I have a NH d15 and I consider buying the MSI gaming pro carbon Ac along with the I7 8700k. Perfect! Great video!
I forgot to thank you for making this, I was exultant after seeing it in the search results, was just trying to read some forums for settings but this was 10 times better, thats the bios in the MSI M5 370z looking at the still shot search results, you did a very good job also showing what most people need to know.
@@TheItachiRulez my AIO is a corsair h100i which you can buy from any bestbuy, frys, or PC store. I trust in them 100%. They last 5years until you either buy a new one or refill the liquid with a new one. They go for $150ish
@@TheItachiRulez I did the same MB and 8700K. The quick short version @ 4.7 with a H110. I did the Userbenchmark test, seems okay. www.userbenchmark.com/
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 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
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 :)
Thank you for the video. I have never thought to overclock my 8700k until seeing this. Took me 30 secs to change the multiplier to 48. Nothing else changed, 4.8ghz all cores using kraken x62 fans @ 50%. Temps under load no higher than 71c.
Thanks for this I'm bit of a newbie with PCs getting my first one next week and I want to overclock and I have looked up multiple UA-cam videos they never really went in depth kind of skimmed over everything. This really helped me on overclocking I really appreciate this. Thank you.
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.
Thank you for the great video! It's been about 8 years since I last overclocked anything, your video was a great refresher and got me up to speed on the newest mobo features. Cheers!
This is great content, thank you EXPLAINING what a lot of these numbers and settings mean, and why we should or should not adjust them. Too many people just show you what they set their settings to, then say "not all CPUs are created equal, so don't just copy my settings. Ok bye now." Thanks to you I know not to set my voltage too high and not to mess around with a lot of the settings, thank you!
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
@@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
Jesus you’re a great man!! Tho, before even purchasing the 8700k, I had my mind put to running it on the Enhanced Turbo config. And you reassured me on that. Only problem, my system hangs and goes crazy without even doing anything, before even trying stress testing. I triple checked, reset the default values, and I’m pretty positive my system isn’t stable using the Enhanced Turbo setting. (I have the same motherboard as in this video. Only thing tho, I bought 3600MHz memory, and I think it is what’s causing the system to crash, I’ll try disabling XMP and see if it’ll work! Tho, great video man, really appreciate the effort!
Thank you so much! I also have a 2000 dollar PC with the same proseccor and motherboard; And I wanted to make my CPU more powerful and you helped me a lot with your guide! Thanks to your computer smarts I was able to overclock my i7 8700k from 3.7ghz to 4.4ghz successfully! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
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 :-)
Exceptioannly well explained video. Love the simple MSI interface. Been overclocking since the late 90's but don't want to have to use my brain too much now.
I just built my first pc and im loving it, got a i7 7700k, asus gtx 1080, asus z270e mobo, corsair rgb 2666 32gb ram, 2x samsung 850evo 500gb, corsair 750rmi psu, all in a custom watercooling loop, im glad i managed to buy all my parts before all the pricing went up
Daniel Hoete yeah, but then why 2 ssd with 500gb each instead of just 1 1TB ssd , it’s just more cables and space for no reason with the same storage and it’s more expensive
Thank you so much for making this video it was a great help to me as you explained the settings in the bios and how to overclock and what safes and what to expect I really appreciate it man
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?
Awesome video Sir. Very detailed and informative. As a guy who's picking up a new machine in a few days and want to mess around with it a bit, this video is highly appreciated. Instant subscriber :D Keep it up
never built a pc before and have watched numerous channels and vids before i stumbled onto this guy and trusted his advice and expert analysis on pc knowledge and how to build one. I bought the parts, watched the vids, and now i have a beast of a machine.
Abolsutely LOVE your videos. By far the BEST PC build/tech news/advice channel on UA-cam. Thanks for the effort we all appreciate it and we appreciate you. Keep it up :-)
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.
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.
You make a great point about the difference being minor in the real world. You're absolutely correct. I don't notice any difference when I play games between 4.7GHz and 5.0GHz. It may show in benchmark, like you said, but not in real world situation.
Thank you so much! I have been searching for months trying to find someome to explain each setting and not just go "u ned dis". And most of all, i have been wanting to find someone who shows a small basic oc of 4.7.
your smart to not delid the chip and run all cores at 4.7. This is exactly what I'm going to do as the heat will be more controlled and you do not risk liquid metal causing damage from a delid. great video
Awesome! Very detailed and surely one of the most user friendly overclocking guides for Intel users.., However, since many of us have AMD's Ryzen line of processors, please do a detailed guide like this one on overclocking for AMD users. We are very eager to see someone manually overclock a 2nd Ryzen 7 chip to at least 4.6GHz within safe voltages, considering that fact the 12nm process has slightly less voltage requirements for higher clock speeds compared to 1st Ryzen. Now, I'm very well aware that 2700X has been factory optimized to its highest clock/boost speeds within safe workable voltage limits, but therefore we need someone like you to show us how to manually go into the deep, dark depths of the UEFI and experiment with advanced settings like north bridge speed and it voltages, Load Line Calibration settings, etc, etc, and....etc. :)
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.
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.
overclocks on the ring bus can be felt and measured improvements of frame time latencies in PUBG. tested with 8700k and 1080 ti. also noted a huge incremental improvements at clocks over 4.7ghz.
I bought an i8700 with an Msi krait gaming Mb because your advices. I was just looking for a video about how to overclock it. On UA-cam you are the best. Thank you very 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!
yea this dude is like the Mr Rogers of technology
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
It still blows me away that Garyx Wormuloid has a tech youtube channel. So chill
instaBlaster...
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.
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!
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.
Dude, your videos are sooo good. No stupid intro, nobody is interested in anyway, no stupid "HEYHEYHEY how are you all" (as if any narrator would be interested in). Your speech is clean and smooth in any way; voice, volume, no uhm and ehms. You just bring everything to the point in an interesting, understandable and pleasant way. Thank you, sir.
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.
Man he deserve more subs, his content is very good
Yep
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
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.
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 😘
FIVE years and still going until the ML240L failed. Green residue around copper plate and CPU bracket BAD
I build my 1st computer following along with your video 5 years ago. Thks! Great guidance and advice. The only changes: couldn't find a 1080ti so went with the 1080 and went with the pro 5 case. Very easy to build in. BUT...BUT
Last week CPU temp went up to 100 C bad bad bad. Upon your advice to limit AIO to 5 years --- right on the money too.
With much 240 liquid cooler research I retired my Cooler Master ML240L AIO. When I took it off the CPU --- what a mess the edge of the copper plate had a think green residue as did the bracket holding the i7 8700K. That took a great deal of cleaning (20 industrial small q-tips, a vacuum and a very bright light).
Replaced it with CM PL 240 Flux (a bit cooler then the old light 240.) Now a cooler CPU
I don't know how much longer my Cadillac build will go but up to now it plays all the most intense graphic games. I actually built it waiting for Dragon Age 4 to come out. This build might last until then but at EA's release rate --- well, we'll just have to see.
Thanks again for you easy to follow and detailed guidance. Oh, I did listen to your i7 8400K retire video. I agree with your review except with the case. I didn't go with the pro 6 but the pro 5 case and have never had any temp issues until that cooler pooped out on me last week. I will do some temp & air-flow monitoring because of your review.
Best of luck to you - and will continue to follow you.
Perfect Timing, I am ordering parts on March 15, and one part I was worried was overclocking the 8700k! :)
I've never watched a 5 min ad before a vid but since I love this Deal Man so much and he's taught me so much about hardware that I watched it (I hope longer add's = more $ for you Deal Man cause you deserve it =D)
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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?
Thanks to you, I finally built the pc of my dreams with informed buying decisions. I hit the amazon and new egg links several times during, just to make sure. Thanks to this video, I now feel safe enough to look through bios , now that I know what all of this stuff actually does. You deserve 10x the viewing you get man. Seriously.
welcome to the PCMR gang lol
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!
This guy is so good at his job. MSI was a let down in terms of tutorial with my i7 9700k. Thank you. On auto at 5.0 the voltage was going up to 4.8 on auto which felt rather hi to me
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.
safely overclocked my pc that i built step by step with help from tech deals, this actual build is a beaaaast thanks mate
I see Tech Deals uploads ...
1. I press like button.
2. Disabled Ad-Block for this specific CHANNEL only because I love it.
3. Finish the whole duration of video because I enjoy and learn great stuffs every video.
#2EZ4TechDeals
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!
There should be no reason you do not have at least one million subscribers. Every video you make is put together very well.
Picking up a used i7 8700K today for $60USD
Can't wait to get started :)
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 😭😭
8700 is so good it does not need overcklock . 2024 still rocking
Awesome video man, I love how you are thorough and intuitive, I used the 4.7 ghz safe overclock you suggested with awesome results for my same set up. I bow down to you sir. Thank you!
i got mine running at 5ghz and 1.35v, and got a max boost of 5.4ghz
Man you are the profesor of PCs, giving a class of college directly on youtube in all your videos for us.
Nobody explain this better like you. +1
Was looking on how to overclock my 8700k to 5.0 at least 4.7 stable and found this video in a few seconds! Perfect explanation and great info on the other settings in detail, Lucky for me I have the exact mono so this was perfect! Im here in Fort Worth Texas ! Not far from this dude! Thanks so much!
This is the best overclocking video I've ever seen. Very mature. Explained with calm so you really get every detail of what you are actually doing. Way way better than all these guys who are doing quick quick and are not explaining what actually happens. This is for us mature kids rather than for kiddies. Thank you !
Man, this video was so hopeful compared to most of the overclocking videos I've seen on youtube. Thank you so much for the simple and detailed information.
This video was uploaded exactly when it should. I have a NH d15 and I consider buying the MSI gaming pro carbon Ac along with the I7 8700k. Perfect! Great video!
I forgot to thank you for making this, I was exultant after seeing it in the search results, was just trying to read some forums for settings but this was 10 times better, thats the bios in the MSI M5 370z looking at the still shot search results, you did a very good job also showing what most people need to know.
This was so simple and well guided, that I managed to boost my cores to 4.7 ez on a AIO all stable!! Great work!!
What cooler are you running on your cpu?
@@TheItachiRulez my AIO is a corsair h100i which you can buy from any bestbuy, frys, or PC store. I trust in them 100%. They last 5years until you either buy a new one or refill the liquid with a new one. They go for $150ish
@@TheItachiRulez I did the same MB and 8700K. The quick short version @ 4.7 with a H110. I did the Userbenchmark test, seems okay. www.userbenchmark.com/
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.
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
Very informative. As with all your videos.
Thank you, Tech Deals. I now feel more confident in overclocking my CPU.
Excellent. Thank you! Was considering a 8700K. Very educational, as I have not overclocked before. LIKE!
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
I know this is late, I was searching for an OC guide for this board and chip and Thank God I found this video! Thanks a bunch!
Thank you for the video. I have never thought to overclock my 8700k until seeing this. Took me 30 secs to change the multiplier to 48. Nothing else changed, 4.8ghz all cores using kraken x62 fans @ 50%. Temps under load no higher than 71c.
It's weird that i think his explanations are satisfying...
You have the most no BS straight forward content that helps out. Love your channel.
Wow this is by far the best CPU overclocking guide out there!
Wow this is a very thorough guide and easy to follow good job man! gonna go for a easy 4.7ghz overclock and later on will go on for 5.0 ghz
Always happy when I see a video of yours, when I'm wondering about a specific topic.
Thanks for this I'm bit of a newbie with PCs getting my first one next week and I want to overclock and I have looked up multiple UA-cam videos they never really went in depth kind of skimmed over everything. This really helped me on overclocking I really appreciate this. Thank you.
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.
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?
The way u explain things are very polite and pleasant to listen to I wish u were my teacher when I was in high school
This is a great video, and the information is muchly appreciated. It shows some options that many - myself included - missed when doing the OC setup!
Excellent guide. I feel like with every other video on UA-cam I saw, I would have destroyed my computer, had I not seen this.
Thank you for the great video! It's been about 8 years since I last overclocked anything, your video was a great refresher and got me up to speed on the newest mobo features. Cheers!
I know this is late but I was searching for an OC guide for this board and chip and Thank God and I found this video! Thanks a bunch!
4.8 on stock voltage here. Just got my 8700k yesterday, loving it!
GREAT GUIDE! overclocked my 8700k from 3.7 to 4.7 like such in the video. Gonna push it further eventually :)
This is great content, thank you EXPLAINING what a lot of these numbers and settings mean, and why we should or should not adjust them. Too many people just show you what they set their settings to, then say "not all CPUs are created equal, so don't just copy my settings. Ok bye now."
Thanks to you I know not to set my voltage too high and not to mess around with a lot of the settings, thank you!
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
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
28 min quality content from Tech Deals perfect timing to eat my dinner while enjoying this!!
Man, time really did fly
great video, as a noob to overclocking you explained everything to the max, thanks so much!
Jesus you’re a great man!!
Tho, before even purchasing the 8700k, I had my mind put to running it on the Enhanced Turbo config.
And you reassured me on that.
Only problem, my system hangs and goes crazy without even doing anything, before even trying stress testing.
I triple checked, reset the default values, and I’m pretty positive my system isn’t stable using the Enhanced Turbo setting. (I have the same motherboard as in this video.
Only thing tho, I bought 3600MHz memory, and I think it is what’s causing the system to crash, I’ll try disabling XMP and see if it’ll work!
Tho, great video man, really appreciate the effort!
Thank you for this. I wanted to overclock in the safest way possible and you gave me just that! Subbed
Thank you so much! I also have a 2000 dollar PC with the same proseccor and motherboard; And I wanted to make my CPU more powerful and you helped me a lot with your guide! Thanks to your computer smarts I was able to overclock my i7 8700k from 3.7ghz to 4.4ghz successfully! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
Professional, in-depth, and educational! Great video!
Top notch. Helped me overclock my CPU for the first time... quick, and easy. Thanks a lot
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 :-)
Very good content best on youtube. detailed clear and no stupid music and ads. my go to channel for pc related content. Keep it up
Tech Deals is what I consider an authority. WHatever he says you know it's the real deal.
Thank you, sir. Now I know what to do and why. As always. high quality content from professional in their field.
The best overclocking lesson ever.
Exceptioannly well explained video. Love the simple MSI interface. Been overclocking since the late 90's but don't want to have to use my brain too much now.
I just built my first pc and im loving it, got a i7 7700k, asus gtx 1080, asus z270e mobo, corsair rgb 2666 32gb ram, 2x samsung 850evo 500gb, corsair 750rmi psu, all in a custom watercooling loop, im glad i managed to buy all my parts before all the pricing went up
Nice but may I ask why you went for having 2 SSD over just a 1TB and then a cheaper hdd?
Zeniax After having tried both ssd and hdd the speed difference is very noticeable and i didnt want to put anything slow in my new pc.
Daniel Hoete yeah, but then why 2 ssd with 500gb each instead of just 1 1TB ssd , it’s just more cables and space for no reason with the same storage and it’s more expensive
Zeniax i dnt earn alot so i got 1 sdd and waited to i had enough and bought another, only needed the 1 at the time to get it running
Thank you so much for making this video it was a great help to me as you explained the settings in the bios and how to overclock and what safes and what to expect I really appreciate it man
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 based my most reacent build off your Cadillac guide. I'm not disappointed.
Love the video, I got the same combo because I followed the same build. Thank you tech deals mad respect!!!!!
Awesome video Sir. Very detailed and informative. As a guy who's picking up a new machine in a few days and want to mess around with it a bit, this video is highly appreciated. Instant subscriber :D Keep it up
never built a pc before and have watched numerous channels and vids before i stumbled onto this guy and trusted his advice and expert analysis on pc knowledge and how to build one.
I bought the parts, watched the vids, and now i have a beast of a machine.
Tech Deals is such a pro channel.
Thank you very much! Very well explained and now I feel like going deeper in this :) overclocking right now and it's looking good!
Excellent ! We are running 64bit Flightsimulator on the MSI Z370 M5, and stable o/c'ng is important. Thanks for the help , great job.
A super informative video guide. A genuine thank you for taking the time to make this content.
You are my savior. Just recently received my 8700k and there are so many trash videos. Thank you thank you
Abolsutely LOVE your videos. By far the BEST PC build/tech news/advice channel on UA-cam.
Thanks for the effort we all appreciate it and we appreciate you.
Keep it up :-)
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.
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
You make a great point about the difference being minor in the real world. You're absolutely correct. I don't notice any difference when I play games between 4.7GHz and 5.0GHz. It may show in benchmark, like you said, but not in real world situation.
Thank you so much! I have been searching for months trying to find someome to explain each setting and not just go "u ned dis". And most of all, i have been wanting to find someone who shows a small basic oc of 4.7.
Great video, I really enjoy how you take your time and explain everything. Thanks!
your smart to not delid the chip and run all cores at 4.7. This is exactly what I'm going to do as the heat will be more controlled and you do not risk liquid metal causing damage from a delid. great video
Awesome! Very detailed and surely one of the most user friendly overclocking guides for Intel users.., However, since many of us have AMD's Ryzen line of processors, please do a detailed guide like this one on overclocking for AMD users. We are very eager to see someone manually overclock a 2nd Ryzen 7 chip to at least 4.6GHz within safe voltages, considering that fact the 12nm process has slightly less voltage requirements for higher clock speeds compared to 1st Ryzen. Now, I'm very well aware that 2700X has been factory optimized to its highest clock/boost speeds within safe workable voltage limits, but therefore we need someone like you to show us how to manually go into the deep, dark depths of the UEFI and experiment with advanced settings like north bridge speed and it voltages, Load Line Calibration settings, etc, etc, and....etc. :)
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.
Your videos are amazing and always informative. Keep them coming!
overclocks on the ring bus can be felt and measured improvements of frame time latencies in PUBG. tested with 8700k and 1080 ti. also noted a huge incremental improvements at clocks over 4.7ghz.
I bought an i8700 with an Msi krait gaming Mb because your advices. I was just looking for a video about how to overclock it. On UA-cam you are the best. Thank you very much.
paolo acone if ur Intel CPU don't have "k" in the back of the name, you cannot overclock. Typo error? I8700k?
Yes, typo error, I have an I8700k, thanks for your help.
Perfect, straightforward guide. Thank you!
The world NEEDS to know about this!! Thanks!