How to overclock integrated graphics for Intel HD 530?

[Lucas_1203]

I just bought a i5-6600k for my new build that has a MSI z170a gaming m5 motherboard. Does anyone know how to overclock the integrated graphics for my CPU? I have tried changing the GT ratio in the BIOS and using Intel Extreme Utility Tool. My problem is that when I overclock too far or even just a little, my computer graphics crashes when I try running a benchmark. I know I need to mess with the volts but I don't know how much I should or need to. In the BIOS, the volts for the graphics is DEFAULT but I don't know what the default is for my CPU's graphics. My CPU isn't overclocked, it's currently running at 3.5ghz. How do I do this?

 

[Ramlethal]

First of all...
-You have build a new build FOR GAMING and you didnt purchase a video card? WHAT!?
-Second... Is your I5 6600K Properly refrigerated with Water Cooling ? If you dont have a water cooling system and your case have good airflow then it will be impossible.
-Third Integrated graphics are not made by any way possible to Overclock. They are not mind for that... I would suggest you to get as much ram as you can and as fastest as possible (depends on what your mobo supports) (I THINK 2100~2400 MHZ) would make it faster... BUT STILL ITS USELESS.
and fourth and last: This is just a tip... Do yourself a favor and purchase a video card, There is no way possible that an integrated graphics could get even close to the level of the worse todays video cards... Graphic cards are made for something... And its function its pretty simple and extremly important for a gamer so when you built the PC you should have given priority on your budget to your GPU.

 

[ChinaWhite]

Wait, what?! "an integrated graphics could get even close to the level of the worse today's video cards" - do you even know what you're talking about? Please enlighten us with an example of a "worst of today's video card" beating Intel HD 530 (in this case) or an Intel HD 630... As for "water cooling" - you can overclock your Intel HD 530 to 1300-1400 MHz with no problem (did this to my Intel HD 530) via the Intel Extreme Tuning Utility.

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