[SOLVED] 4.97ghz steady overclock

[madzao1]

I just finished overclocking my cpu ( i7 9700k) and the task managers shows that the ghz velocity is stuck in 4,97 even when I'm in my desktop without playing any games. Is this correct? Should it actually be steady (not moving at all) even though I'm not playing games. I have also runned some cpu usage tests with OCCT and the temperature goes from 40 c to 60c at 100% usage.
Image : https://paste.pics/76d9f8b437764206f9e69d6bb09556f9
another image : https://paste.pics/d6613a7919adbcfe0d174121fa6647f0

does this look stable?

 

[XxDarkMario20xX]

I have mine clocked to 4,7ghz and its normal meaning comp running at that speed and is stable i think but your overlclock with that cpu the temps will go abit higher then expected since your max turbo is 4,7ghz

 

[madzao1]

I have mine clocked to 4,7ghz and its normal meaning comp running at that speed and is stable i think but your overlclock with that cpu the temps will go abit higher then expected since your max turbo is 4,7ghz

ok so being stuck in 4.97 is a good thing? I'm not having any temperature issues, I'm just worried if the overclock is stable or not

 

[madzao1]

I just finished overclocking my cpu ( i7 9700k) and the task managers shows that the ghz velocity is stuck in 4,97 even when I'm in my desktop without playing any games. Is this correct? Should it actually be steady (not moving at all) even though I'm not playing games. I have also runned some cpu usage tests with OCCT and the temperature goes from 40 c to 60c at 100% usage.
Image : https://paste.pics/76d9f8b437764206f9e69d6bb09556f9
Another image that might help : https://paste.pics/d6613a7919adbcfe0d174121fa6647f0

does it look stable?

 

[zx128k]

Try turning off Spread Spectrum. https://www.anandtech.com/show/2500/20 4.97GHz is basically 5GHz. You need to stress test to make sure you are stable, AIDA64 can help with that. From what information you have provided I can't tell if you are stable.

 

[madzao1]

Try turning off Spread Spectrum. https://www.anandtech.com/show/2500/20 4.97GHz is basically 5GHz. You need to stress test to make sure you are stable, AIDA64 can help with that. From what information you have provided I can't tell if you are stable.

ok I made some stress tests but still what information should I use to know wether it is stable or not

 

[Zizo007]

ok I made some stress tests but still what information should I use to know wether it is stable or not

I found Cinebench R20 loops to crash my OC more than Prime95. Like zx said, you can also AIDA64. There is also a tool from Asus. Personally I test for 30 min. I found out that my PC never crash afterward.
My OC has been stable since I bought my 1800X.