W winks42 Respectable Sep 22, 2018 434 4 2,365 Nov 21, 2019 #1 I Have a 9700k and I’m cooling it with a cryorig h7 left over from my upgrade. I cant overclock much and would like to go higher that 4.5GHz. I was wondering if NZXTs AIOs good or if I should do something else. I can fit a max of a 280mm rad.
I Have a 9700k and I’m cooling it with a cryorig h7 left over from my upgrade. I cant overclock much and would like to go higher that 4.5GHz. I was wondering if NZXTs AIOs good or if I should do something else. I can fit a max of a 280mm rad.
rubix_1011 Contributing Writer Moderator Jan 12, 2007 16,707 660 60,190 Nov 21, 2019 #2 What is limiting you from overclocking? Is it actually heat or is it stability and BIOS config? Upvote 0 Downvote
W winks42 Respectable Sep 22, 2018 434 4 2,365 Nov 21, 2019 #3 rubix_1011 said: What is limiting you from overclocking? Is it actually heat or is it stability and BIOS config? Click to expand... It is the heat. goes over 75 on load if i OC to 4.6Ghz. Upvote 0 Downvote
rubix_1011 said: What is limiting you from overclocking? Is it actually heat or is it stability and BIOS config? Click to expand... It is the heat. goes over 75 on load if i OC to 4.6Ghz.
rubix_1011 Contributing Writer Moderator Jan 12, 2007 16,707 660 60,190 Nov 21, 2019 #4 9700k can boost to 4.6Ghz out of the box without any overclocking and to 4.9Ghz on 1 core, each without any adjustment. What are your BIOS settings being used and what is being used for benchmarking? Upvote 0 Downvote
9700k can boost to 4.6Ghz out of the box without any overclocking and to 4.9Ghz on 1 core, each without any adjustment. What are your BIOS settings being used and what is being used for benchmarking?
W winks42 Respectable Sep 22, 2018 434 4 2,365 Nov 21, 2019 #5 I have to down clock for it not to overheat. It’s not a good heat sink Upvote 0 Downvote