i5 4690k - 4.5ghz -- VCORE

[danielgamer96]

hello friends , I have another doubt , I have the motherboard - MSI Z97 GAMING 5 , and an I5 4690K and wanted to overclock it to - 4.5GHz , the motherboard will automatically lock on 4.4ghz , and later on , I wanted to leave him 4.6GHZ , finally , what vcore (voltage ) I use to stay at 4.5GHz stable ? thx!

 

[MeteorsRaining]

There's no precise value, follow the basic and fool-proof method of increasing multiplier, then testing, and if it fails, increasing VCore by 0.05 so as to determine the lowest stable VCore. Do it till you reach your goal, ie, 4.5Ghz.

 

[Vexillarius]

Keep your eyes on the temps while testing though! Don't want to go above about 85 degrees Celsius.

Also, I wouldn't go above 1.35-1.40v VCore with Haswell-R.

 

[Akhil Potukuchi]

hello friends , I have another doubt , I have the motherboard - MSI Z97 GAMING 5 , and an I5 4690K and wanted to overclock it to - 4.5GHz , the motherboard will automatically lock on 4.4ghz , and later on , I wanted to leave him 4.6GHZ , finally , what vcore (voltage ) I use to stay at 4.5GHz stable ? thx!

Don't go above 1.35 vcore for that speed.
Don't overclock without an aftermarket cooler.
There is no foolproof method to find out the correct vcore for overclocking to different frequencies Just keep incrementing it to find out the most stable OC for 4.6 GHz. I personally would be content with 4.4/4/5 or would go for a bigger near 5 OC. Because the temp and vcore increase is not justified by the performance difference between those two clock speeds.
Also Do not go above 55 degrees idle temp and 85 load temp. Be careful. And keep testing for evey OC. It requires a lot of patience. As I said before I would either aim for a higher OC or leave it at 4.4.

 

[danielgamer96]

hello friends , I have another doubt , I have the motherboard - MSI Z97 GAMING 5 , and an I5 4690K and wanted to overclock it to - 4.5GHz , the motherboard will automatically lock on 4.4ghz , and later on , I wanted to leave him 4.6GHZ , finally , what vcore (voltage ) I use to stay at 4.5GHz stable ? thx!

Don't go above 1.35 vcore for that speed.
Don't overclock without an aftermarket cooler.
There is no foolproof method to find out the correct vcore for overclocking to different frequencies Just keep incrementing it to find out the most stable OC for 4.6 GHz. I personally would be content with 4.4/4/5 or would go for a bigger near 5 OC. Because the temp and vcore increase is not justified by the performance difference between those two clock speeds.
Also Do not go above 55 degrees idle temp and 85 load temp. Be careful. And keep testing for evey OC. It requires a lot of patience. As I said before I would either aim for a higher OC or leave it at 4.4.

thx i going to test !