Hi everyone,
I was over clocking my CPU and completely misunderstood how the dynamic voltage worked on my board and I ended up shooting almost 1.6v through it getting all cores to 100c for 5-10 seconds or so while using CineBench before realizing what I had done. What was weird is that the computer didn’t shut itself down which I found odd.
After the fact I did the overclock normally and after a few times of trial and error I got 5ghz at 1.33v and it ran fine for the last few hours while I player Total War with no hiccups. My temps maxed out at 87 on one core but 78-82 on the rest.
Anyways... should I be worried about anything or is there a way I can check to see if I did do damage to the chip?
Thanks in advance!
Motherboard: Aorus 390 ultra
CPU: 9700k
Cooler: Corsair h110i pro
I was over clocking my CPU and completely misunderstood how the dynamic voltage worked on my board and I ended up shooting almost 1.6v through it getting all cores to 100c for 5-10 seconds or so while using CineBench before realizing what I had done. What was weird is that the computer didn’t shut itself down which I found odd.
After the fact I did the overclock normally and after a few times of trial and error I got 5ghz at 1.33v and it ran fine for the last few hours while I player Total War with no hiccups. My temps maxed out at 87 on one core but 78-82 on the rest.
Anyways... should I be worried about anything or is there a way I can check to see if I did do damage to the chip?
Thanks in advance!
Motherboard: Aorus 390 ultra
CPU: 9700k
Cooler: Corsair h110i pro