Overclocking is hard

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Is 4300 MHz good for an I5-6600k?
and is GPU clock +200MHz and +500MHz on the memory clock good? also have gpu voltage +50% and power limit +11% on a gigabyte 1060
 
Solution
can probably go higher then 4.5ghz---4.7ghz area as long as temps are ok and not using too much voltage

my 6600k is at 4.7ghz and will probably go more as got full watercooling but too much time is needed to overclock and test it out once you get near the limits

of what it can go to so i just shoved it straight to 4.7ghz and left it there--one day will get round to seeing how high it can go
can probably go higher then 4.5ghz---4.7ghz area as long as temps are ok and not using too much voltage

my 6600k is at 4.7ghz and will probably go more as got full watercooling but too much time is needed to overclock and test it out once you get near the limits

of what it can go to so i just shoved it straight to 4.7ghz and left it there--one day will get round to seeing how high it can go
 
Solution


I don't think it matters, I maxed mine out to 100% on voltage because NVidia BIOS lock the GTX 1070 to 1.09v anyway although I'm not sure it is the same for GTX 1060 there will be some measure to protect it.
 


slowly step it up until its unstable then ease it back

if using software that applys the gpu overclock at windows start up make sure you know what key over rides the over clock just in case

for afterburner you would tap ctrl key as pc starts to over ride a bad over clock other softwares might use different key

 


yes that will be it dont tick that until you are happy your overclock is stable--or if you need to restart the pc you might find yourself with no display

or if that means the whole program then there should also be one that means apply the overclock at windows start up