F frostmouth2 Prominent Jul 25, 2018 37 0 530 Jul 25, 2018 #1 Will an 8600k overclock to 5.0Ghz fine with MSI z370-A Pro?
Solution zebarjadi.raouf Jul 26, 2018 For a long lifespan, depends if you can keep VCore below 1.4v and your CPU temps below 85c while stress testing with some software. Also, your motherboard is more than fine. Use some fans to keep it cool. Overclocking can heat VRMs.
For a long lifespan, depends if you can keep VCore below 1.4v and your CPU temps below 85c while stress testing with some software. Also, your motherboard is more than fine. Use some fans to keep it cool. Overclocking can heat VRMs.
zebarjadi.raouf Commendable Jul 10, 2018 861 3 1,310 Jul 26, 2018 Solution #2 For a long lifespan, depends if you can keep VCore below 1.4v and your CPU temps below 85c while stress testing with some software. Also, your motherboard is more than fine. Use some fans to keep it cool. Overclocking can heat VRMs. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
For a long lifespan, depends if you can keep VCore below 1.4v and your CPU temps below 85c while stress testing with some software. Also, your motherboard is more than fine. Use some fans to keep it cool. Overclocking can heat VRMs.
F frostmouth2 Prominent Jul 25, 2018 37 0 530 Aug 2, 2018 #3 zebarjadi.raouf : For a long lifespan, depends if you can keep VCore below 1.4v and your CPU temps below 85c while stress testing with some software. Also, your motherboard is more than fine. Use some fans to keep it cool. Overclocking can heat VRMs. Stress testing software ? You mean Cinebench R15 etc ? Upvote 0 Downvote
zebarjadi.raouf : For a long lifespan, depends if you can keep VCore below 1.4v and your CPU temps below 85c while stress testing with some software. Also, your motherboard is more than fine. Use some fans to keep it cool. Overclocking can heat VRMs. Stress testing software ? You mean Cinebench R15 etc ?