5 Minute Overclock: Core i7-14700K to 6200 MHz

[@pina3613]

Hello, I have an i9-14900K (SP 115 in P-Cores) and I have tried to do an overclock simulating that it is a KS, that is, 6.2Ghz two cores, 5.9Ghz all the P-cores and 4.5Ghz in the E-cores. I used this video as a guide, and it has worked almost like a charm for me. The only difference I made with the video is that the Asus multicore enhancement has the option to limit it to 90° and that is why I preferred to disable the TVB. The only thing that puzzles me is that the speed of 6.2Ghz is almost never reached in both cores (much less frequently than the 6.0ghz turbo when it is stock) and I don't know if it is due to lack of voltage, I tried it with a change in the load line, a slight increase to 0.04 in the V/F point 11 and it just continues to behave the same way. I understand that this turbo happens in very specific situations, but the fact that it almost never happens (considering how stock behaves) is what I want to solve. Any ideas or suggestions on how to improve this?

[@icecold3426]

If you want to get 2 core boost for games i dont think you can get it.. in every game i tested p cores wortk at same frequency. only thing that works for me is overclocking all p cores on the same clock speed and that works every time.

[@romankozlovskiy7899]

For the record nobody actually gets the speeds he gets, nobody replicates these settings and succeeds, he’s telling people how to overclock and then says don’t copy these settings

[@webber7217]

:s

[@jpvroom3791]

100° c ... really ??? and do u find anything, satisfying, doin dat ? quite useless, until your goal is just to reach 6.2 for minutes or to kill your cpu, coz ... yes i can ! 😂😂😂😂 comeon, useless video at all ... undervolt and overclock for a, lets say 5.8 and 60° c ... this would be fine.

[@jagstax7746]

lol... 6.2GHz for what? Under load it's 5.4GHz?? With a max of 315w That well over 253w rated by intel. Until they drop the voltage fix we can't really push the chip at all imo.

[@civsully1740]

Looking forward to when you do overclocking of the 13900k and 14900k on MSI Z790 motherboards. Thx

[@SebaztienHawke-ci5hm]

I have been using an 8700k for the past 5 years or so, on an ASUS motherboard, so I was pleasantly surprised to see that a lot of this looked familiar. I can understand how these settings are a guide for how everything works together, and will be watching this again to hopefully get a good understanding of what you are telling the hardware to do and why. I don’t think Intel was using Power and Efficiency cores when I was learning how to overclock my i7 8700k, so that is something new for me to learn about as well. I will be building / upgrading with an i7 14700k, although to start with I will likely want to undervolt and underclock it, at least until I see how well my cooling works and how fast my ram can be while being stable. Considering that I am coming from 8th gen and six cores, even a slowed down 14700k will be significantly faster at everything!

[@followsamurai-7182]

14600k pls. And if u can, try to do the same tweaks on gigabyte or msi. Probably, it can be interesting for subscribers

[@alexko3621]

OC for 14600k equal 13600k

[@followsamurai-7182]

​@@alexko3621 Some enthusiasts say that the 14900k from the first batches get worse overclocking results than the 13900k, on average up to 200 MHz

[@alexko3621]

​@@followsamurai-7182 In principle, you do not need to overclock the 14th generation, only undervolting. Why is that? Because ordinary mathematics tells you that a 0-1% increase in performance in real-world tasks is not worth a decrease in processor life and an increase in power consumption of 50-100 watts. The 14th generation has already been overclocked to the practical maximum performance of the processor core. Further increases in performance are only possible with a new architecture, and not through overclocking. My advice to you is that it is better to buy yourself a DDR5 7000MT/s-8000MT/s, this will give you a much greater performance increase than useless overclocking of the processor.

[@zlibz4582]

i7 13700k on air cooler OC settings pls

[@Mr11ESSE111]

its good for winter time and heating in your room but you still need bloody expensive cooler too

[@Evangelionism]

Noctua NH-D15?

[@Mr11ESSE111]

@@Evangelionism yes, its 110$ pretty expensive !! and for few months will come zen5 and even base r5 9600/x will slap easilly at lower price with stock cooler any Intel cpu including 14900k or 14700k in gaming with expensive coolers and 7200+mhz memory ram

[@zfvinicius]

waiting one video for overclocking in ALL CORES for my 14700k and z790 hero ! WAITING....... thx man !!!!!!

[@kittleeagle]

Find anything?

[@laihuattan7189]

and i uze z790 dark hero，but using i7-14700kf cannot overclock？😢

[@zfvinicius]

@@laihuattan7189 old post, I synced all performance cores and left ecores per core usage

[@lucaszecat]

Is asrock z690 taichi efficient to push the 17400kf to its limit ?

[@expowerg3046]

Great 💪

[@suvamk]

"Guys, any tips on how to reduce temps? I just bought a 14700K, and I have the latest BIOS with microcode 129, but I am a noob at overclocking and BIOS settings. So, I just used the Intel fail-safe settings with everything on auto. However, when I stress test with any software, the temps are reaching 94-97°C on the P-cores and 78°C on the E-cores. The max Vcore voltage on HWInfo is 1.49V. This looks pretty dangerous, and I don’t know how to reduce temps and voltage without sacrificing performance. Does anyone have any tips or a link to a video discussing auto settings? I don’t need overclocking; I just want it to run cool with the performance it’s designed to deliver."

[@SebaztienHawke-ci5hm]

I’m not an expert on these new CPUs - or any others- but I do know that default and auto settings often jam a lot of extra voltage into the system as the simplest and crudest way to remain stable. I think most tweakers will try to lower the voltages a small amount at a time, testing for stability before continuing. People report being fast and stable at between 1.28v and 1.3-something, so that 1.5 of yours is extreme. But like you can see in this video, there are lots of aspects in the BIOs that work with each other. Personally, I wouldn’t stick with “AUTO” for everything, as it’s probably causing all that heat, although 95 degrees is within what Intel say is acceptable, iirc. Besides from customizing your voltages and overshoots, don’t forget about the actual cooling in your system. It’s unlikely air cooling is sufficient and a radiator over 280mm is recommended, I think. And you need to optimise your case fan layouts, make sure they are blowing enough air when under load, have a positive pressure in the case, and make sure heat is getting out as freely as possible. One fan at the top rear won’t be enough 😅 I hope you work it out or a helpful person with some specific advice can help you out. GL!

[@terrytjandra]

can this also work for 13700k using asus z790-i gaming wifi motherboard?

[@MafiosoDon21]

Can this be apply to the 13700k?

[@nagatopain6798]

I follow step by step, but what about voltage, should I leave it auto or set to manmual?

[@PauldenBoef]

Maybe about 1% of 14700k chips can OC like this, most can't OC much at all.

[@scatz4569]

How many have you tried?

[@g4cek894]

please do the same but for msi motherboard

[@anilkorkmaz3160]

I couldn't get stability. not even when I tried to make all cores 5.6 ghz. any idea how to do it?

[@mil-kw9zi]

whats your mobo?

[@0Clavix0]

I have try the same than you and... 800mhz😅 Cmos and OK, but i don t Know What is my mistake😭

[@SkatterBencher]

Even during a workload the frequency is 800 MHz?

[@Steven-hq3go]

I used to use a Z87 with 4670k and got a bit of performance increase but wouldn't justify the price increase for modern Intel for a Z series when you can OC on Ryzen with just a midrange chipset. 600Mhz increase from stock is nice. I saw the 5950MHz you made for 7950X as i was curious if AMD has regular people running at 6GHz yet That 292W 100C at the end 😆 Interesting seeing the differences with modern Intel OC is compared to Ryzen

[@scatz4569]

Lol this is an absolutely insane overclock given the already very high stock max clocks. And the uplift from haswell to raptor lake is massive. You're talking absolutel crap.

[@onurharputlu9443]

Hello, can you show overclocking settings for AMD RX 580 8GB?

[@webber7217]

ah fuck i skip your intro where it says dont do cppy

[@RuF_124]

Hello man, I would like to see a video with overclocking 7500f, I’m specifically interested in the limits of this stone (TDC, EDC) on MSI boards. No matter how I tried to configure this stone, its performance fluctuates around 14500 in multi-thread, although it should be more than 15.with the Ryzen 9 7900 itself, achieved stable operation. Performance cinebecnh r23 28300.I want to see a detailed analysis of the 7500f

[@pookano]

А что ты хочешь от процессора? Его буст - до 5050Мгц. Бонусный буст до +200Мгц, и всё. Они не являются заблокированными, тем не менее, вручную частоты ставиться не хотят (проверялось на Msi)

[@jonsnow3513]

damm uts september

[@tonicardoso380]

Very nice

[@yacineef2785]

Hi, is it available with a 14700 normal not K ?

[@SkatterBencher]

Non-K processors do not support overclocking, unfortunately

[@yacineef2785]

@@SkatterBencherthax you a lot for your answer ❤

[@webber7217]

my computer wont turn on i have 14700k too.. sigh what i do wrong i copy word from word

[@SkatterBencher]

Don't just copy other people's settings (as I mention at the beginning of the video) :). Here's my longer guide which provides multiple strategies and lots of background information kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5y0aaqXfa6dd9k

[@webber7217]

@@SkatterBencher yah sry i skip intro its ok. i went to bios and just went to normal settings and just ended up applying intels default profile that they made for my moba. enforces intels limits idk what that means too much but yah shits too complicated thanks for the vid tho was entertaining

[@aqibjaved5203]

Can I do this with my Z790 hero and h150i elite from corsair??

[@SkatterBencher]

The overclocking strategy will be similar but of course the results may vary. I suggest to watch my full length guide for more information and context kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5y0aaqXfa6dd9k

[@aqibjaved5203]

​@@SkatterBencher Thank you.

[@ejosephsimon]

Will this also apply to a 13700K?

[@alexko3621]

yes, but why? +1-2 fps in game?

[@FearlessFrog]

Hello. I have 14700K too with Msi Z790 gaming wifi plus motherboard. I use Noctua D15S cooler with 2 fans. The question is, When I perform the cinebench R23 test, within 10 minutes, some of the P-Cores goes thermal throttling. Is this normal? Because, in normal idle time, All the P-Cores and E-cores below 30 degree. Thank you for the reply

[@SkatterBencher]

It's not unreasonable to expect this behavior since Cinebench R23 is a pretty heavy all-core workload and the 14700K.

[@FearlessFrog]

@@SkatterBencher Thank you. I have one more question. I dont have graphics card now. I will buy soon. When I use adobe premier pro for render, does it also do the termal throttle? Thank you

[@SkatterBencher]

You can check that using HWiNFO. I can't tell you whether it throttles over the internet :)

[@zndxt1970]

@@SkatterBencher I just upgraded from a Noctua NH/U12S to a Arctis Liquid freezer 3. U think I would be able to hit 6ghz on this setup

[@scatz4569]

​@@zndxt1970lol depends on a lot of factors. Your ambient temps, silicon quality, case airflow etc. You won't be doing 6ghz all core in cinebench lol

[@Jaemyung-Lee]

14900ks로는 이 설정 그대로 해도 될것 같습니다

[@DrifteeGamingHD]

When I put your core settings into my bios, I get less value (max) numbers than what you do. Could you please explain? I have rob strix b760G motherboard and i7 14700k

[@SkatterBencher]

CPU Core overclocking is not supported on a B760 motherboard, only on a Z-series motherboard. So regardless what you set in the BIOS, the maximum frequency will be limited to the default specification.

[@adelgubaishi]

@@SkatterBencher Can my current Asus Prime B760M-K VRM with ddr5 5600 handle multi-core max turbo frequency of 5.6 GHz of the 14700k? CPU cooler is the Arctic Liquid Freezer III 360 mm

[@deucalion_winchester4554]

Can I copy in Asus rog Maximus z790 apex Encore and i714700k + arctic III 360mm ? I’ll take tomorrow new cpu and will my first time start system and after download Windows try OC. Can I just copy everything on my system? Or better no?

[@deucalion_winchester4554]

I just had speak English and understand not everything, and translate subtitles a little bad

[@SkatterBencher]

I would never suggest to just copy settings from the internet. However, you will be able to set similar settings for your system. I can suggest watching the longer skatterbencher video on the 14700K since it covers the various overclocking strategies in a lot more detail kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5y0aaqXfa6dd9k

[@xionsolaris]

Thanks for the video. I run a 14900k delided direct die custom loop I have cloned your settings. My cpu has a P core sp of 115 and my ecore one not so good giving me a global sp 101. If i am stable at your settings should i adjust the ACLL from 0.30mv downwards to better reduce the system voltage. I noticed during cinebench r23 some p core are 100mhz lower than the others. Would reducing the acll help with this? If not should i adjust the vf frequench curve and lower acll at the same time? Thanks

[@SkatterBencher]

I would suggest you can watch the full length guide: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5y0aaqXfa6dd9k. I cover 14700K overclocking in a lot more detail

[@Fiks_YT]

I am considering cloning these settings too I have a nzxt kraken elite 360 would u recommend I do so?