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I like using Dynamic DVID because the Vcore adjust to load to saves a lot of watts with light load and a lower Vcore. Idle with all power saving features on is 14 watt savings.
 
I don't know if on all boards is the same but on MSI or ASUS when you set override + EIST and C states then CPU multi and voltage are dropping in idle. Don't have to play with offset etc. I usually leave override+C1+EIST when I'm not benching ... well, now I have Ryzen in my gaming PC but when I had Intel then I was doing this way.
 
I am a noob at overclocking and built my first system back in February, let me know what you think:

Diels83 / i5 7600k / 5.0GHz @ 1.24V / 3200MHz / Asus Z270f gaming / H80i V2 AIO / Stable

Here are the results after an hour of AIDA 64 and Prime 95 (also stable to realbench):

AIDA64 result.jpg

Prime95 result.jpg

Ram.jpg
 
I am a noob at overclocking and built my first system back in February, let me know what you think:

Diels83 / i5 7600k / 5.0GHz @ 1.24V / 3200MHz / Asus Z270f gaming / H80i V2 AIO / Stable

Here are the results after an hour of AIDA 64 and Prime 95 (also stable to realbench):
Looks like a good overclock, also you have a very good CPU. Did you Delid the processor?
 
Hey wingman99, thanks :D I'm happy with what I've got. No, I haven't delidded it, couldnt bring myself to do it..
 
Hey wingman99, thanks :D I'm happy with what I've got. No, I haven't delidded it, couldnt bring myself to do it..

I was just asking if you delided because your temperatures are so low. I won't delid either, it voids the warranty.:eek:
Here is mine at 4.6GHz on Air running prime95 v28.10 at 94c
i5 7600k 4.6GHz 2.jpg
 
Wing you need to put that sucker on H2o! I'm glad I didn't delid, but with the relid tool I would have probably done it if I needed to.
 
Hey wingman, that seems a lot of temperature for that voltage don't you think? Maybe some experienced folk can comment on that?
 
Wing you need to put that sucker on H2o! I'm glad I didn't delid, but with the relid tool I would have probably done it if I needed to.
LOL I'm happy with the temp on Air it only goes that high when I test once a week with prime95 v28.10 FMA3 for fun testing.

Hey wingman, that seems a lot of temperature for that voltage don't you think? Maybe some experienced folk can comment on that?

I'v been overclocking for 22+ years. You have the best chip that I have ever seen with that cooler and I'm in the forums every day for the last 3 years, most people at 5.0GHz are at ~1.3v+ . Mine only has 20mv buffer at 4.6GHz from prime95 failure. I'm running prime95v 28.10 with FMA3 and that is a lot more heat. If I ran AIO I could gain a lot more clocking, however I don't want to waste money on performance that I can't use, I only have a GTX 1070. I don't even need to overclock, the stock performance of the CPUs is so good now for gaming.

What are your settings in Bios are you using Adaptive core Voltage?
 
I am a noob at overclocking and built my first system back in February, let me know what you think:

Diels83 / i5 7600k / 5.0GHz @ 1.24V / 3200MHz / Asus Z270f gaming / H80i V2 AIO / Stable

Here are the results after an hour of AIDA 64 and Prime 95 (also stable to realbench):

Results look great and that cpu looks really sweet (would love to put it under ln2, throw lots o volts at it and see what it does hehe). Temps look great! You could try for higher multi and/or some bclk. Next step would be to focus on your ram a bit.

Good luck!
 
Thanks fansoul, looks like I've been lucky with this chip. As I said it's a bit wasted on me as I don't need all that power. I'd gladly swap it for a gtx 1080Ti 😄
 
so if you had stronger graphics then to use it good you would need stronger CPU and 7600K is optimal for everything now ... if not now then you will use it in not far future ;)
 
Look forward to seeing what your system does when you get everything dialed in! If you ever get bored of the chip or pissed off with it and want it abused, am sure you can find people here to beat on it cold-stylee hehe
 
so if you had stronger graphics then to use it good you would need stronger CPU and 7600K is optimal for everything now ... if not now then you will use it in not far future ;)

I have a GTX 1070 with a i5 7600k at 4.6GHz. So BF1 running 1080p at minimum of 144fps I need to run the graphic at medium.
 
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Kiwz / i7 7700K / 5.1 GHz @ 1.44V / 3600 MHz CL16 / Asus Z270G 1009 / Custom Water / Yes Aida64

5.1 GHz @ 1.4V and runs Aida64 for about 15 to 30min.
5.2 GHz @ 1.5V but windows crashes after a few seconds (changed DRAM to 2600 MHz and Cache to 4.4 GHz for this test).
Temps are always below 91C, ambient at 20C.
Any tips on how to get this to do 5.2 Ghz, can I raise Core Voltage above 1.5V as long as I am below 91C?

CPU Cache: 4.8 GHz
DRAM Timing: 16-18-18-36 Auto (2T)
DRAM Voltage: 1.36V
VCCIO Voltage: 1.200V
SA Voltage: 1.225V
PCH (PLL?) Voltage: Auto
IA AC/DC Load Line: 0.01
LLC, CPU Current, CPU VRM Switching Freq, VRM Spread Spectrum, etc: AUTO

5.1(4.8)ghz 1.44v - 3600mhz 16-18-18-36 1.36v.png


UEFI Settings:
 
For benching, sure, 24/7, i wouldnt. You are already at the limit voltage wise. :)
 
For benching, sure, 24/7, i wouldnt. You are already at the limit voltage wise. :)

Thanks for the response :)

This is for benching with Aida64 for about 1 hour, for 24/7 I like to be safe so running 4.8Ghz @ 1.26 - 1.30 for that ;)
So what should be my upper limit for Core Voltage as long as temps are okay?
And do some of the other stuff (LLC, CPU Current, Spread spectrum etc) needs to be set to something specific or is it okay with auto?
 
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I've been away from the OC Forum(s) scene and hadn't bought any new parts for a while although I would stop by and lurk occasionally.

The recently released i7-8086 "Anniversary" chip looks interesting to me and perhaps a new chip/motherboard combo may be calling in the next month or so?

Anyways... I figured I'd post up my Coffee Lake sample results:


PolRoger / i7 7700K / 4.9 GHz - 4.6GHz Cache @ ~1.25v / 3200 MHz C14/ MSI Gamer7 v1.30 / Air / Yes


Cooling: Thermalright Archon with single TR-140 fan... Vcore set @1.25v in BIOS with MSI LLC #4 and screenshot ~110 minutes into a 2 hour RealBench stress test. Ambient temps ~ 72F
i7-7700K 4.9GHz Real Bench 2hr stress test 2.PNG


PolRoger / i7 7700K / 5.0 GHz - 4.6GHz Cache @ ~1.30v / 3200 MHz C14/ MSI Gamer7 v1.30 / Water / Yes


Cooling: Custom Water 420 (Triple)… Vcore set @1.30v in BIOS with MSI LLC #4 and screenshot ~115 minutes into a 2 hour RealBench stress test. Ambient temps ~ 72F
i7-7700K 5.0GHz Real Bench 2hr stress test 2.PNG
 
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