My CPU is overclocked to 4.9 and i set voltage manually to 1.296V. Games don't crash, but in some titles i have alot of stutters after 2-3 hours of playing. CPU temp while playing very cpu demand games is 69-77 degrees . Should i increase voltage and lower clock? Before my cpu was overclocked automatically with Asus OC Tuner II at 5.0 with much higher voltage 1.41 and my system start crashing while playing games like Apex Legends and PUBG so i decided to lower clock a bit and i set my voltage manually to lower values. System after that never crashed again but i am still suspicious about my overclock especially because i get those stutters after few hours of playing games what i mentioned above. Also i tried twice Intelburntest (10 min test) and both times test passed without thermal throttling with 91 degree max on some cores. GPU temp is 79 degrees most of the time.
My specs are:
i7 9700k
Cooler: be quiet Dark Rock Pro 4
Asus Prime z390-p
Zotac Nvidia RTX 2070 Mini
2 x 8 gb DDR4 3200 mhz
1 x m2 SSD
1 x SATA SSD
1 x SATA HDD
144 Hz Monitor
Case: CoolerMaster Masterbox 5 MSI Edition (1 cooler on front panel, 1 cooler on back)...today i am gonna mount 3 new coolers on front panel (Deepcool RF120 3in1)
Edit: Fresh Windows is installed week ago with latest nvidia drivers. Dynamictick is disabled. Windows Power Options: High Performance
Nvidia settings: Low latency mode: Ultra, Power management mode: Prefer maximum performance, Preffered refresh rate: highest available, Vsync: Off, Scaling mode: No scaling
My specs are:
i7 9700k
Cooler: be quiet Dark Rock Pro 4
Asus Prime z390-p
Zotac Nvidia RTX 2070 Mini
2 x 8 gb DDR4 3200 mhz
1 x m2 SSD
1 x SATA SSD
1 x SATA HDD
144 Hz Monitor
Case: CoolerMaster Masterbox 5 MSI Edition (1 cooler on front panel, 1 cooler on back)...today i am gonna mount 3 new coolers on front panel (Deepcool RF120 3in1)
Edit: Fresh Windows is installed week ago with latest nvidia drivers. Dynamictick is disabled. Windows Power Options: High Performance
Nvidia settings: Low latency mode: Ultra, Power management mode: Prefer maximum performance, Preffered refresh rate: highest available, Vsync: Off, Scaling mode: No scaling
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