Cooled down my i9 14900k series, check this solution ！

Description:
In this video, I tackle the overheating issues of the Intel i9 14900K and share my journey of effectively cooling it down. If you've been struggling with high temperatures on your high-performance PC, this guide is for you!
What We Cover:
Cleaning fans and components to improve airflow.
Upgrading stock fans to Cooler Master Mobius 120 OC and Noctua NF-A12x25 PWM Chromax Black Swap fans for better cooling.
Adjusting BIOS settings and using Intel XTU to fine-tune performance and temperature control.
Testing results with Cinebench R23, showing improved scores and better temperature management.
Results:
Improved Cinebench R23 score from 37,534 to 38,919.
Maximum CPU temperature hit 98°C, never reaching 100°C.
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Products Mentioned:
Intel i9 14900K
Cooler Master HAF 500 Case
Arctic Liquid Freezer II 360 ARGB
Cooler Master Mobius 120 OC Fans
Noctua NF-A12x25 PWM Chromax Black Swap
Noctua NF-F12 IndustrialPPC 24V-3000 IP67
Thermal Grizzly CPU Contact Frame
Arctic Thermal Paste MX-6
Asus ROG Strix GeForce RTX 4070 Ti 12GB GDDR6X OC Edition
Asus ROG STRIX Z790-E GAMING WIFI II
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[@Machistmo]

this aged well

[@lcyuen1154]

I follow this setting find that having the blue screen issues ,while I keep adjusting the under-volt now seem good! Work greatly

[@stooperco]

yea we should keep adjust undervolt ,find the great one

[@gihantharindu5278]

Set TDP 160w,that’s the better way.😊

[@merkedgg6322]

Bro you’re vid is god tier 6 ghz @ 1.388v if you go direct die cooling you can easily do 1.39 fixed voltage and llc6 6ghz all core

[@born_to_play]

You are restricting the airflow with those dust filters on the AIO fans.

[@stooperco]

maybe i will try to remove the filter soon ! thanks man

[@baozuci3594]

Forget about this. No way you can resuscitate a dead CPU. Buy an AMD, instead. Let this be a lesson to you to never trust Intel again.

[@stooperco]

yea, but I don't want to waste $$$ anymore, they just release new version bios , wish to see the improvement!

[@demiankeaough4616]

I tried all of this. Didn't help at all.

[@stooperco]

for me is quite difference but I will try a new setting , anyway go update the new version bios!

[@amartin3893]

I honestly wouldn't recommend doing any of this for 13th and 14th gen i9 processors. It won't help at all. There are still going to be crashes and instability. Keep the cooling you already have. Invest in a new cpu and motherboard. The best option is AM5 and Ryzen. There are good deals out there, and you can reuse all of your existing components.

[@stooperco]

i am not going to change this , but now the temperate is quite stable , Probably i will upload another new video about the setting