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- Jan 23, 2013
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Processor | Intel Core i7 9700KF @4.4 |
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Motherboard | Gigabyte Z390M Gaming |
Cooling | Noctua NH-U9S / NA-FC1+Noctua and Be Quiet! Fans |
Memory | Corsair LPX DDR4 32GB 3200MHZ |
Video Card(s) | Asus Dual RTX 3060 12GB |
Storage | Samsung 970 EVO 500GB NVMe |
Display(s) | MSI G244F + Dell P1914S |
Case | Be Quiet! Pure Base 500 Black |
Audio Device(s) | A] Onboard > Logitech Z623 B] Denon DRA-295 > JM Lab Cobalt 810 |
Power Supply | EVGA G+ 650W with APC 1400VA UPS |
Mouse | Asus Strix Carry + Corsair MM300 |
Keyboard | Ducky One 2 TKL MX Silver |
Software | Win 10 64Bit |
My system specs can be seen in my avatar to the left.
Before today i had my CPU multiplier set to 40, and the voltage the motherboard had set automatically was 1.082-1.090v. That was at load, but went down in idle.
Today i set the multiplier to 45, and then the voltages jumped to 1.280 or so. But i knew those voltages could be lower, so i set them to 1.200, which gives me 1.189v in Windows at 4.5GHZ. Maybe they could be lower, so far no crashes, but for now 1.189v seems nice. Hell, better then that 1.280 the motherboard set itself...
Anyway my core clock drops to 800mhz when idle, but now i have the voltage manually set, it remains at 1.189v all the time. I tried to change some settings in the bios to make the voltages lower when idle, but it didn't work. So my voltages wont lower anymore when idle?
Atleast the core clock lowers, temps are low, and i would think 1.189v is safe for 24/7 operation. But i guess it would be nice if the voltage went down when i am idle. Or maybe a fluctuating voltage is not as good as having a consistent voltage?
Im pretty sure 1.189 is totally cool for a 4690K to handle.
Before today i had my CPU multiplier set to 40, and the voltage the motherboard had set automatically was 1.082-1.090v. That was at load, but went down in idle.
Today i set the multiplier to 45, and then the voltages jumped to 1.280 or so. But i knew those voltages could be lower, so i set them to 1.200, which gives me 1.189v in Windows at 4.5GHZ. Maybe they could be lower, so far no crashes, but for now 1.189v seems nice. Hell, better then that 1.280 the motherboard set itself...
Anyway my core clock drops to 800mhz when idle, but now i have the voltage manually set, it remains at 1.189v all the time. I tried to change some settings in the bios to make the voltages lower when idle, but it didn't work. So my voltages wont lower anymore when idle?
Atleast the core clock lowers, temps are low, and i would think 1.189v is safe for 24/7 operation. But i guess it would be nice if the voltage went down when i am idle. Or maybe a fluctuating voltage is not as good as having a consistent voltage?
Im pretty sure 1.189 is totally cool for a 4690K to handle.