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Current rig i7 6700k 4.4ghz 1.25v - Hyper212 EVO Asus z710-a Gskill 8x2 3200mhz 1.25v 16-18-18 Set VICCO to 0.9 VCSAA 1.0 Gaming x 1070 Not sure why VR VCC (SVID) temp is so high or what it is. Also wanted to make sure all my voltage where safe New to overclocking.

So my computer is stable now, 6700k 4.4Ghz a 1.25v DRAM 1.25v 3200Mhz 16-18-18-38. Just wanted to know if my voltages seems safe (VCCSA, and VICCO) had to change them. I noticed my VR VCC (SVID) was high 83c even if i revert my Overcclock and everything to base it stay at 81c

I’ll double check today my bios. I was able to manual set ram timings 16-18-18-38 and get ram to 3200mhz at 1.35v it only worked when I changed my vicco to 1.05v and vccsa to 1.09v however in my hardware info shows Vic’s a at 1.14V I will mention I have my 6700k at 4.4 at 1.25v

I manually set DVRAM to 1.35 timming is 16-18-18-38 3200 mhz Like i said i bumped my VICCO from like 1.156 to 1.21 Not sure if thats safe? also this is my ram https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820232181 Modle= F4-3200C16D-16GVGB

Ok i bumped my VICCO to 1.21 voltage now it boots up, Is that Safe to run it at?

Those arre the images of when i tried to manually overcclock which did not work

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/204722646926098432/545764742912933908/image0.jpg https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/204722646926098432/545764760390467594/image0.jpg https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/204722646926098432/545764786005082112/image0.jpg

I have not tbh Im new to that so im pretty confused exactly how to change the timings on it i see a giant list of numbers

So far nothing it has 3 passes not sure how long I should run this or if it ever ends

Currrently have my CPU overclocked at 4.4 at 1.300 volts Computer wont boot when i set XMP profile#1 for ram I did change just the RAM FREQ to 2800 and that is working now wanted to get to 3200.

Current RiG- Mobo= Asus z170-a CPU=i7 6700k Heatsink= hyper 212 evo Gskill ram 3200mhz 2x8 MSI gaming x 1070

If you are dead set on one the go with Samsung for sure. The thing is tho NVMe aren’t even really faster for what you are trying to do with it. Sure the read/ write speeds are a lot faster and benchmarks look amazing. However for boot times and OS functions you won’t notice any gains st all...

If you are dead set on one the go with Samsung for sure. The thing is tho NVMe aren’t even really faster for what you are trying to do with it. Sure the read/ write speeds are a lot faster and benchmarks look amazing. However for boot times and OS functions you won’t notice any gains st all...