3570k @ 4.5Ghz Hyper 212

[NHoefle]

Hey guys, I have a hyper 212 evo with push-pull, and have my 3570k @ 4.5ghz with 1.285 volts, and maxing out at about 69-70C after an hour of prime95, is this good, and is the voltage alright as well?

i5 3570k @ 4.5Ghz
Asrock z77 pro3
650w 80+ bronze cooler master
HD 7950 1200/1600
5 120mm case fans
8gb vengeace @ 1600
64gb sandisk ssd
2tb seagate

 

[icraft]

All is safe, though some prefer 60c, that will not decrease the lifespan by a noticeable amount.
That voltage is a tad high, you might try decreasing it or increasing the clock, but it is safe.

 

[NHoefle]

How much voltage would I need for around a 4.65Ghz?

 

[icraft]

How much voltage would I need for around a 4.65Ghz?

It might never hit that high, but I would not go over 1.3 unless you have a high quality motherboard and the CPU under quality water or massive air.

 

[NHoefle]

Alright, but as long as its 1.3 or under it shouldnt drastically reduce the life of my cpu nor mobo you would say?

 

[Amangoel23]

my amd phenom IIX6 1090t BE with 890gxm-g65 runs at around 1.3-1.45 voltage during games due to auto voltage and it hasn't degraded or anything so far been using it the part 4 years

 

[icraft]

my amd phenom IIX6 1090t BE with 890gxm-g65 runs at around 1.3-1.45 voltage during games due to auto voltage and it hasn't degraded or anything so far been using it the part 4 years

Yes, but intel and AMD are different. 1.4 vcore is safe on a 3570k as long as the mobo is a great one with the power phasing and cooling, and the chip is kept under 65c. Higher vcore with higher temps will start causing massive power draw, and a mobo with weak power phasing will blow a cap. I would stick to 1.3 vcore max for now.