i7 6700k - 4.6ghz at vcore 1.26v?

[Pure-Power]

I've been stress testing my new i7 6700k. After running aida64 with no issues at 4.5ghz and vcore 1.26v, I thought I'd try bumping it up to 4.6ghz without touching the voltage, expecting it to fail. But it hasn't. Core temps are averaging high 40s to low 50s, and max temp is 69. Where should I go from here? Continue to decrease the voltage and keep stress testing? Or should I use a different software to stress test?

 

[PolRoger]

I'd try some other stress tests first with same settings before dropping the voltage... If the overclock still continues to hold up... Then tweak voltage down or keep pushing and raise both multi/vcore and try for 4.7.

Check this thread out:
http://www.overclockers.com/forums/...Testing-for-Beginners-Which-tool-should-I-use

What kind of setup are you running? Cooling, motherboard, memory/speed?

 

[Kenrou]

Try Realbench if you encode vídeos, i also thought I had uber low voltage overclocks (4.7ghz 1.3v - 4.8ghz 1.36v) but that one completely shattered my hopes. 15m at your max ram is enough.

 

[EarthDog]

Where should I go from here? Continue to decrease the voltage and keep stress testing? Or should I use a different software to stress test?

If its stable for your uses, then keep on keeping on with the stress test you are using. If you find in use that you are not stable, I would try something else and bump the voltage a bit.