How long will my cpu last with 1.4 vcore

[Ruben Cleenewerck]

I have an 4820K. If i put 1.4 vcore on it how many years will it last, core temps are just below 70°C

 

[clutchc]

That's impossible to answer! It depends on CPU usage, length of up time, environment conditions (heat, filth, etc.), other BIOS settings that support the vCore, the rest of the system, etc.

66.8C is max recommended operating temps as per Intel. Time above that temp will matter too. Since Intel recommends a max vcore of 1.4v, you should be within the safe limit unless it peaks above that. Personally, I would not run it continually at that range. How high can you get the clock speed up to w/o raising the vcore?

 

[Ruben Cleenewerck]

That's impossible to answer! It depends on CPU usage, length of up time, environment conditions (heat, filth, etc.), other BIOS settings that support the vCore, the rest of the system, etc.

66.8C is max recommended operating temps as per Intel. Time above that temp will matter too. Since Intel recommends a max vcore of 1.4v, you should be within the safe limit unless it peaks above that. Personally, I would not run it continually at that range. How high can you get the clock speed up to w/o raising the vcore?

I don't know that, but what i do know is that for 4.8 ghz i do need 1.385 volts wich without offset stays just around 1.4 vcore (obtained trough cpu-z)

Thanks for answering

 

[clutchc]

Don't take the vcore any higher and keep the CORE temps below 70C and you should get many years of use out of it.