i5 4670k Voltage-Results (3.8-4.5ghz)

[Ephesius]

Hello guys. Im new to overclocking and i was wondering how good my results look to a professional eye

Components;
Motherboard : Asus Z97-ar
Cpu : Intel i5 4670k
Cpu Cooler : Cooler Master hyper 212x
Memory : Corsair vengeance pro 2x8 1866mhz
Gpu : Asus Gtx970 Strix

Results (Cpu clock - Vcore - Temperatures);
3.8ghz - 1.028v vcore - Every core below 50 celcius
4.0ghz - 1.100v vcore - every core below 54 celcius
4.2ghz - 1.165v vcore - every core below 60 celcius
4.4 ghz - 1.238v vcore - every core below 64 celcius
4.5 ghz - 1.265v vcore - every core below 67 celcius.

All the tests have been dune with aida64 stress test and all the system have been stressed including memories.

How does these numbers look? All stable in game for like 1-2 hours of Bf4 and shadow of mordor gameplay. Everthing is on auto mode other than vcore and cpu multiplier. Fans are on auto aswell so they are working silent too.

 

[Vexillarius]

Looks good. You can probably push it a bit higher even, just try to stay at or below 1.3V and 80C.

 

[Ephesius]

Looks good. You can probably push it a bit higher even, just try to stay at or below 1.3V and 80C.

Well probably i can but i don't want to. I just wanted to test my cpu stability since i purchased it few weeks ago and reaching 4.5ghz without a problem made me happy to be honest. My daily usage is at 3.8ghz - 1.028v and its working really cold and quiet at the same time Heatsink fans doesn't even pass 800rpm so i can say that its almost dead silent. Perhaps in few years my CPU won't be enough for gaming or for my second Gtx970(For future) than i might think overclocking for daily use. It feels unecessary heat and hardware load cuz i don't need that Cpu power though

 

[Vexillarius]

Alright, that's fair. Silence is nice too

4.5GHz at those temps and voltages is definitely nice.