Core i9-14900K Undervolt & Overclock to 6200 MHz feat. Z790 Aorus Master X | SkatterBencher #67

[@fantomddd]

Thank you so much for such painstaking work and detailed explanation. It's always a pleasure to watch the work of a true master of his craft.

[@SkatterBencher]

Thanks for the kind words, always nice to hear :)

[@lorybeee1869]

Thanks. Even after 20++ years in IT i've learnt something new today.

[@gleb_budnic]

Bless you. 50 minutes of dense material. At some point I did feel my head warming up!)) This is most in-depth and professional guide to this point I've seen so far. ~42k in CB23 on LF II 420, 25 ambient, reached 100C at the end, but maintained around 95C most of the test. Totally worth the time and I'll be share this video to anyone who needs info on overclocking.

[@cemsengul16]

Could you make a video like this for Asus motherboards? I own an Apex Encore with a 14900k and really want to do this loadline undervolt that people talk about.

[@SinisterDev85]

This would be really helpful. I've been riding the struggle bus for way too long with my new rig. Using the 14900k, Apex Encore and i have two different ram kits ive been testing. The Gskill Trident Z5 48gb 8000MTs and a set of Dominator Titanium 48gb 7200MTs, and i cant get this thing running stable for the life of me. Seems like these 14th gen cpus are a bit finicky. My last build was using the 11900k on the Z590 Apex and I had a custom stable tuning completed in like a night or two and never had to mess with it again for the last 2 years. This new build is making me crazy lol. There's so much conflicting information online, and so many new and unfamiliar settings in this current gen of Intel. Would greatly appreciate a guide like this with the Apex Encore.

[@wvastrophotography655]

Have you guys learned anything new? I just got my rig put together. *14900k, Apex encore.

[@alanpaschoal7299]

Yes, please do it on Asus... There is no vid of 14900k on Asus on YT.

[@d1scopotato222]

Another one here! 14900k + z790 dark hero

[@SinisterDev85]

I ended up swapping my K for a KS before my return window closed. And im still struggling with getting everything stable. Unfortunately the KS I got isn't binned very high. I would really love to see a good guide with either of these cpus and the Apex Encore. Lots has changed since my 11900k build and im a bit overwhelmed tbh lol. I learn so much more easily from good instructional videos vs reading guides. Seems these cpus are more finicky now.

[@fboe]

Thank you for your excellent work and professional overclocking. Google should reward you well for your professional work on KZbin! really deserves it keep it up Thank you

[@MasterGGG]

Thank you so much for the detailed work, very much appreciated.

[@claudioct]

Bless you. Sometimes the voltage still reaches 1.61V in the benchmark but with normal use it is much better. Thank you!

[@a120068020]

For my 13900k and 14900k I have done the following: MCE off, PL1 and PL2 limit to 225, limit P-core boost to 5.5 GHz and E-core boost to 4.3GHz, and use balanced power profile in Windows (although I do disable core parking to keep system highly responsive). Oh and just XMP on the RAM. I didn’t change LLC value. I have set voltage offset at a modest -0.015v and set the Core limit to 300 Amps. I have disabled the C6&C7 C states and EIST. Lastly I have locked AVX at 0 offset. I have tested on P95, CB R23 and CB R15. All great and in a mid 20 degree room, no workload exceeds 80c on package or cores. Very happy and benchmarks are very close to where they were before taming these beasts.

[@LorentGuimaraes]

What is your Cinebench R23 multi score?

[@a120068020]

@@LorentGuimaraes It was around 37000 but I have since changed all defaults except XMP and PL1&2 limited to 253w and power limit to 320A. Runs cool and still high enough performance.

[@danielc.5954]

Still isn't 80 degrees still hot? I am hoping to get it at max 70 degrees! :(

[@a120068020]

@@danielc.5954 at full load on synthetic benchmarks maybe a stretch. Real world use likely more than possible.

[@apex_chris]

Great response. I have similar setup but you can easily hit 5.7 all core brother. It's 5.8 where things get a bit more difficult. Have t managed to get it there yet stable even with a 1.45 or even 5v... Just can't do it. Not sure if it's Intel microcode junk messing with the power supply directly to the CPU

[@Andrq122]

I just go step by step, and settings whats you give just don’t work. 🎉😢

[@hardlinenexus]

So I'm trying to lock in my cores and voltages for 14900K so it doesn't degrade from auto voltages like what's recently been reported by many users. However, I'm on an Asus Z790 APEX Encore board so I'm not sure how much of this video translates over. I'm not an expert at all at overclocking so there is a lot of this I don't quite understand or follow. I also found you had an overclocking guide #53 for 13900KS on the Z790 Maximus ROG board which I feel like might have more similar settings since they are both recent Z790 ASUS boards. Would you recommend following that instead since 13th and 14th gen CPUs are basically identical

[@IkkaDoes]

Hi, how to unleash perfdrive on f15 bios? It gigabyte perfdrive greyed out.

[@garison89202]

Hello. According to your guide 23:18, I set up the processor for P-cores to 6100ghz, everything works fine, but for some reason it does not work on 6100 in games? Does anyone know why my processor resets to 5700ghz, there is no trolling, the processor has a temperature of 56-65 in loads

[@SkatterBencher]

That's as expected if the game workload uses 7 or more 8 P-cores. You can check the Active Turbo Ratios configuration kzbin.info/www/bejne/jajCc32er8Sqb5o Here we set the target CPU ratio to 61 when up to 6 P-cores are active. The target ratio for when 7 or 8 P-cores are active is 57X (5.7 GHz)

[@spiritedandy1]

Always worth the wait 🎉fantastic

[@gamersftwonline]

I cant get unleashed to enable i have z790 master x with 14900ks 9600mhz ddr5 4 360 radiators and a d5 pump with a 3090

[@Roberto_Lcr]

Is there a fix for dx12 crashes without lower the pcores to 55x ??

[@RRSpectre]

Limit icc max / current limit to 307A & Power Limit pl 1 & pl 2 to 253

[@RRSpectre]

All Core auto

[@cmos64]

@SkatterBencher Amazing work! How come you're not using any of the contact frames on your tests? What's your take on them?

[@SkatterBencher]

Thanks! Honestly, I never looked into them so I don't have a take on them. Maybe I should try it!

[@gamingevolved760]

Big Thanks😀❤️👍

[@wvastrophotography655]

I agree with the Asus Apex encore video! That would be great! If anything I would pay you to give a one on one overclocking guide.

[@eduardomartinguillen5628]

My friend is perfect for my 14900k same configuration…Thank U so much😊

[@emrekeskin6907]

Wonderful video. Thank so much 👍

[@biueprint]

damn man overclocking these things is like a whole new ball game

[@shootloadrepeat]

Would love to see a 14900KS guide like this but on Asus Z790. I'm trying to derive your Gigabyte settings for their equivalent Asus counterparts. Thanks for doing these, you are a godsend for those of us who have no clue what wer're doing. LOL.

[@jandras1]

Very valuable. Thanks for your time. At 8:32, for example, do you MANUALLY calculate the average P-core and E-core effective frequencies, or are those average effective frequencies obtained directly from somewhere in HWINFO64?

[@SkatterBencher]

The effective clock is directly from HWiNFO reporting

[@jandras1]

@@SkatterBencher Thanks for the reply! I'm probably missing it somehow, but all I see are "average" values fot the individual P- and E-cores, plus a "Core Effective Clock" and an "Average Effective Clock" that both appear to time-average the effective frequencies of the P-cores and E-cores as a group. If you have a moment, looking at this annotated screengrab of HWINFO64's numbers for my setup, where are the calculated values that you report? teamandras.com/temp/2024/HWINFO64_Image01.jpg

[@josafatfelipeleonlopez6875]

In your opinion, which motherboard is better for overclocking, Asus or Aorus?

[@captainlooney4356]

Thanks for the guide!

[@nowakjan2010]

Any chance for a ASUS motherboard overclocking guide?

[@SkatterBencher]

Probably gonna do the 14700K with an ROG board next year

[@GeekRock65]

Would like to see one with an MSI Z790 board. Maybe some ITX boards too. Thanks for your work!

[@deibitmarambio2340]

Gracias por la guía ! Thanks for the guide!

[@dela5113]

I have recently bought a 14900k and I can-t get it stable, not even out of the box. I got an aorus elite ax-w, I would love some help, I am desperate.

[@Serelisvet]

I have the same problem

[@LorentGuimaraes]

Is there a way to just tell the processor to do everything it can within a certain thermal limit? Say, configure boost to run in 6Ghz as long as temp is below user defined limit despite load?

[@SkatterBencher]

Yes. You can do that with TjMax, Tcc Offset, and Thermal Velocity Boost.

[@MusicNotesLabel]

My 14900k only works with the Intel recommednded PL1 and PL2 settings of 253w. Otherwise it crashes in Cinebecnh and games. Tried this settings, but no luck.

[@jakehutchens]

Good work! My original numbers showed 6.4 all core possible with HT off, I've only been able to manage 6.2 myself with sp95 + 240aio

[@Emans_TV]

i need set up bios of my aorus pro x v1.0, for my 14900k someone can help me please?

[@raphapexx7931]

Step by step to this video broke meu pc.

[@jankees4037]

Learn that you need to learn the methods, not copy one on one the input digits. So standard.

[@valerikromanov5300]

It didn't work here either (gigabyte z690 cpu 14900k), it's still at 100 degrees.

[@fanghandschu]

@SkatterBencher can you please show or write the settings for a ROG MAXIMUS Z790 HERO Mainboard or similar ASUS Mainboard and the Core i9-14900K. I have a G.SKILL F5-7600J3848F24GX2-TZ5RW memory and it only works with 7000Mhz stable. Thx in advance

[@lesterolivera509]

would love to see a guide with an MSI motherboard since is really lacking as far as videos go

[@SkatterBencher]

I'll see if I can arrange something with MSI

[@dracer35]

​@@SkatterBencher Did you ever get an answer from MSI? Trying to tame the 14900ks on my MSI z690 Torpedo EK X has been more difficult than expected. Out of the box with auto bios settings it was trying to push like 1.5v through my CPU. I just quickly set the CPU voltage mode to override and worked it down to 1.385v at the stock clock speeds with power limits unlocked but I'm sure it could be much better.

[@nizzen2]

Nice guide

[@KoiAquaponics]

I'm curious, if I just need cores and threads, but don't need high speed, what's the lowest voltage setting these cpu can take if i run at 5 .2ghz max?

[@98f5]

Wonderful video

[@jovoevo7996]

This video is very interesting. I am French and I use a translator on KZbin, so I'm not sure if you mentioned that when selecting an option like (for example, x60x60x57x57x57x57x57x57), and the mask cores settings are set to run at x60x60x60x60x60x60x60x60, Windows seems to lose track of which 2 cores is preferred at 60x. This causes a sort of "train dance". Indeed, every two minutes or so, each core switches to 60x, then switches and moves to the next core (+1), and Windows seems to automatically move is main kernel programme windows hard , and so on, to the cores. This cycle repeats endlessly. two cores 60x switch kernel windows indefinetly . I wonder if this could lead to security issues in Windows, but since the Windows kernel constantly shifts for 2 cores in 60x, this could have an impact. I think it would be useful to mention this detail; it is still interesting to see that the wear on the 60x cores is distributed, as it’s not always the same cores that reach 6 GHz, which helps better distribute the load and avoid wear on cores that would constantly run at 6 GHz. This also applies to all Raptor Lake processors.

[@AFpaleoCon]

I’m a little confused by your voltages. I have the same processor, same exact board, and even same water block and same exact RAM. However, using almost any of these sets of tweaks, I can see VrVout peaking at up to 1.6V and it makes no difference what LLC or negative offset I use. I’m guessing you’re looking at vcore and not VrVout but even so those voltages you’re getting seem insanely low. Even when my AI biscuits score is around 90. That’s why I’ve been so frustrated with my overclock is because I hate seeing spikes up to 1.6V on VrVout.

[@SkatterBencher]

What is your IA AC loadline setting?

[@AFpaleoCon]

@@SkatterBencher I’d love to spend some more time trying these out in detail and then can get back to you if you’d be willing to help. It would be invaluable to me because we have such similar setups.

[@SkatterBencher]

In OC Strategy #4 I try to clean up the voltages, including spikes to 1.6V+. You can see the comparison here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jajCc32er8Sqb5o. The root cause is that the default IA AC loadline is set quite high. Just drop a comment here if you have any questions after your testing. I'm happy to help!

[@fracturedlife1393]

Pretty crazy set of options. I'd be breaking something and trying to bridge clr_cmos with a screwdriver in the dark.

[@StickBahena]

sup bro, asking if u have the same way to undervolt 14900k & Kf with z790 rog hero

[@Thex-W.I.T.C.H.-xMaster]

Crazy overclock 😮.

[@AlkhajeTharest]

How to do on Asus Extreme Tweaker? can't find ANY form of content or video.

[@SkatterBencher]

You can check out my 14700K with the Z790 Hero for reference kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5y0aaqXfa6dd9k

[@AlkhajeTharest]

@@SkatterBencher Thanks!

[@hectormetal3584]

Excuse me, can i use this guide with the manual OC to the l wifi 7 X z790 wich is one model before this one?.

[@SkatterBencher]

You can use the general guidance but your settings may be difference due to difference in hardware

[@BumbleBee-ej3js]

Can i use this guide also for the 14900KS?

[@jankees4037]

Yes, but your P core favorite cores can go even higher with the same method. As it is a tad better silicon from intel.

[@rgray99c]

Firstly thank you for your video, will aid me plenty in my quest to perfect the temperature and stability of this beastly processor. Few questions, is 90degrees package temp safe when gaming? Also any chance you have/can do a guide on ddr5 overclocking, i only ask as xmp enabled on my 6400 rated ram, set at 6400 caused some serious heat coming from vrm/cpu/ramand mobo.

[@danielc.5954]

Quality video but for a simple user that likes plug and play its a bit complex! It seems that u have no problem running the system with the average temp of 80-100 degrees! I was hoping to see how to drop it at 70 degrees! Great effort for the community!

[@jankees4037]

Raptor Lake doesn't have any problem with 90+ degrees Celcius temperatures. Only too high Vcore values will kill it.

[@Ryxxi_makes]

Do you have this guide for asus mobos ?

[@alanpaschoal7299]

14900K Asus Strix Z790e here, cooler is an old Assassin III, similar go noctua NH-D15. Running super duper stable at 253W. 37.008 points on cinebench. If you want to more let me know.

[@darkliquid6388]

Will the z790 master the none x version motherboard work with overclocking to 6.2?

[@SkatterBencher]

The non-X board should have the same capabilities for overclocking, yes.

[@darkliquid6388]

@@SkatterBencher Thank you so much for your reply and for your video. I will give it a shot.

[@recordmaster20]

Is deepcool lt720 good for overlocking 14900k?

[@drudax]

Can you do the 14700k please?

[@SkatterBencher]

14700K guide is in the editing phase. Hopefully out before the end of the month :)

[@drudax]

@@SkatterBencher Thanks bro! 😁

[@Rahul-fs4iq]

Please do an oc of 14600k

[@a7med7al]

should i follow your infos with the same cpu and the z790 aorus elite ax ?

[@SkatterBencher]

The overclocking process will be similar, but of course your mileage may vary due to different components.

[@nsday1]

@ 32.15, I'm confused. My take away from your statement is that you can't change the V/F points to under/over volt because Intel's burned in ones will always override what you put.

[@SkatterBencher]

The user cannot change the factory-fused voltage frequency curve of an Intel CPU, except: 1) The highest V/F Point, where the user can change the VID and ratio 2) By using V/F Point Offset (Advanced Voltage Offset), the user can offset the factory-fused V/F curve 3) By using the various adaptive and override voltage options. Hope this clarifies better :)

[@nsday1]

@@SkatterBencher That's what I thought. But stating about them being "fused" kinda made it seem like you couldn't affect the V/F points 1-9 (or 10, can't remember) at all. I spent about 4 hours trying to tweak those like you were saying in your video (I watched many, many times, and took notes), but had no luck at all. I did have luck by simply setting VDroop to 5 and Core Voltage to 1.35V. No "overclock", but my 14900K would work full speed with no thermal throttling; meaning CinebenchR23 ran all core at 5.7GHz and I got a score of 42,727. Running multiple times I always get in the high 42K. No luck in overclocking at all; not without it downclocking for thermal throttling lower than it's base speeds. I think it could probably do well with the V/F points 10 and up, but I haven't figured out how without it thermal throttling.

[@SuperMaxGaming]

Do the voltages and overclock speeds vary between z690, z790, z790refresh? I have a 14900k coming for my z690 asus tuf board and am wondering if I should consider a motherboard upgrade as well. I will be looking to undervolt.

[@OneCosmic749]

Why do you use those IA AC/DC loadlines when you can just use offsets?

[@SkatterBencher]

AC/DC loadline will vary its voltage adjustment based on load, whereas V/F curve and voltage offsets don't. When using a too high IA AC loadline setting, you'll get high voltage in idle and lower voltage under load. So for a given target ratio you can be both overvolting ("doesn't need that much voltage in idle") and undervolting ("needs more voltage under load") at the same time. IA AC doesn't need to be 1 (or 0.01 on ASUS), but I prefer it to have better control over the voltage especially at the high-end of the V/F curve. So I minimize the impact of IA AC loadline, then use the voltage offsets to finetune.

[@polly_2526]

As you mention cinebench r24 cant run 5.8ghz, have you ever try cinebench r15 on raptor lake？It is surprisingly hard to run as a non avx workload. On my system r15 is as hard as r24. R15/R24 doesnt pull that much power as prime95 sffts or occt small, so the cpu wouldnt down clock to stay below tjmax, sometimes they are harder than small ffts, but r23 is pretty easy to run, do you have any idea why r15/r24 much harder than r23 on raptor lake ?

[@SkatterBencher]

I haven't tried other Cinebench versions too much, especially R15. But even though R15 doesn't use AVX instructions, I recall it would still trigger the AVX offset on older Intel CPUs. So it's heavier than an SSE workload but not as much as an AVX load.

[@polly_2526]

@@SkatterBencher R15 is harder to run on alder lake and raptor lake than the old intel cpus in my experience, it is even harder than most y cruncher stress test except sft if i remember correctly

[@grigorkyokuto7546]

would you do cache and DDR5 overclocking/tuning

[@SkatterBencher]

Unfortunately I have neither the time nor the know-how to create meaningful DDR5 overclocking guides

[@Allure7TH]

Hi, I've just discovered your channel. And I must say you are by far the most detailed channel to explain Gigabyte Aorus bios! However, I still cant figure how to undervolt my setup. I have an i7 13700F paired with Z790 aorus elite, F10 Bios and some settings such as VF offset is not shown like yours in the video (despite setting Voltage mode to Adaptive). May be my non k CPU was the cause? However, can you please give some simple bios settings that I could try to at least undervolt my CPU to some degree other than just changing PL1 and PL2? Thank you in advance :))

[@SkatterBencher]

The "easiest" but also quite advanced way to undervolt the CPU would be to adjust the AC loadline. Advanced Voltage Settings > CPU/VRM Settings > Internal VR Control submenu > IA VR Config Enable to Enabled. Then Set IA AC loadline to a value that's lower than what's currently reported in the BIOS. I strongly recommend steps no larger than 10. So if the default value is 60, try 55 or 50.

[@keylanoslokj1806]

Can you please make the same guide for 13900KS?

[@SkatterBencher]

Like this one? kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqG6qJJrgMujf9k

[@keylanoslokj1806]

@@SkatterBencher wow great thanks

[@keylanoslokj1806]

@@SkatterBencher will this shorten the lifespan and stability of the cpu?

[@assetomotive2023]

Great Video as usual, thank you. Can you please overclock on Gigabyte z790 motherboards as the system is a bit different?

[@SkatterBencher]

I'm using a Z790 GIGABYTE Aorus motherboard in this video though?

[@azzazel_99]

I want to see a pure reducing temperatures guide. Not overclocking just getting the insane temperatures reduced by 10-20 degrees under load with a AIO.

[@notjin2109]

Get a big cooler

[@AnthonyDavila-q6p]

hello am glad i just found this awesome video overclock explanation : just curious , i have a Aorus Master X board , am not a fan of overclock but i need to set up this board the right way for some reason i think it came overclocked out of the box and i would like to have it on a normal stats cause in benchmarks it goes up to 315 watts and to 100c for 5 minutes of benchmarks it pass the test but when i go for 9 minutes on benchmarks the pc reboots i notice that is overclock : can i use the same stock performance setting that you use with the Extreme board on my Master X board thanks in advance and keep up with this great and awesome videos : My Rig is I9 14900KF 128GB RAM VIPER PATRIOT AIO LIAN - LI Gallahad II 360 liquid cooler performance Aorus Master X MB as a Video Editor i just want the system stable when am rendering: oHHH wait i think we have the same motherboard LOL i didn't notice u have safe me a tons of trouble issues

[@AngryCPA]

Isn't 100C for an average temp too high generally speaking?

[@SkatterBencher]

The 100C is only for worst-case scenarios. In real-world workloads the average operating temperature will be lower.

[@RRSpectre]

What power limit do you use ? PL 1 PL 2 ICC MAX ?

[@SkatterBencher]

4095, 4095, 1023

[@RRSpectre]

@@SkatterBencher why does it always crash when I increase iccmax to unlimited? I always stuck to 307 A current

[@SolarisUK]

Would direct die cooling affect the performance in any way?

[@SkatterBencher]

Direct die would improve the thermal transfer from the die into the loop. Since my cooling solution has thermal capacitance headroom (water temp below 40C), it could yield additional overclocking headroom as well

[@SolarisUK]

Thank you for your detailed response, appreciated :)@@SkatterBencher

[@dvr1337]

so basically like a 13900k?

[@eduardomartinguillen5628]

Can u do a video pf oc 4090??

[@arkade-]

You have a guide just to undervolt for temps, I don't want to overclock as it already runs pretty hot.

[@SkatterBencher]

There's a BIOS option that lets you set the maximum temperature

[@gamersftwonline]

I’m about to go back like 3 bioses to get u leashed mode

[@runebdrim6733]

i can get in a couple clicks in Intel XTU 6ghz all core in a custom water loop, 70ºC max temp with 19ºC water temp bum 44.7k cb23. Depending what chip you have you can easily get 6.2ghz all core

[@AndreyLepher]

Why not on Asus motherboard pls ?!

[@thaddeus2447]

If only intel had its own 3D vcache with this kind of clock speeds, it would be killer, however with that kind of temperature ir would be dead with 3D cache

[@camilogonzalez1193]

Thanks a lot for this video. I’m running an i9-13900K in this same motherboard. I take I have to adjust the OC parameters you use on Strategy 3 to make it work. For OCCT test did you run the small or the large data set?

[@SkatterBencher]

Yes, the settings I provide are illustrative in the sense that they worked for my system but may not work for others due to silicon lottery. Yes I run the small data set to put more stress on the CPU cache.

[@blvzvr]

I don’t know why but this format was difficult to comprehend and follow. I’m gonna stick to xmp 1, disable asus multicore enhancement (drops me 10°), and mess with xtu optimizer or ai assist.

[@cloudanu]

It's interesting how the V/F curve is exactly the same as a 13900k. You'd think the 14900k would be a bit more power efficient, hence the ability to reach 6GHz at stock. Maybe it's the motherboard manufacturers not updating it when they updated their BIOS.

[@τετέλεστα]

they do clock higher with less vcore. now the adaptive and thermal velocity setting's are shit IMO (and quite a few other) all core will be cooler and preform better. I've seen a 13900kf at 6.2 all core and a 14900k at 6.3 but both of n these were on custom loops with direct die cooling. you can get 5.8-5.9 on a good aio 320 rad on 14th tho and pulls less power but most that's probably the ceiling, all you could do once either silicon or cooling is what's capping(let's pretend we're using the apex encore best ocing board change my mind) you delid and lapping the die with a custom loop o

[@xBINARYGODx]

Y-Cruncher SFT runs >>> Prime95 Small FFT

[@HollywoodEDC]

OCCT and Cinebench are all I use. I think k Y-Cruncher, Prime 95, and Furmark are all very unrealistic benchmark and stress tests for a normal person.

[@IamMxfia]

Cinebench I just not good enough for testing stability 😅

[@kevinbridle1831]

Perhaps after ranting your CPU for months you could let us know if it survived given the recent bust up over the plebs overclocking their expensive Intel chips and given them premature failures.

[@billyolsson3340]

Going to 6.2GHz from original 6GHz is NOT 22% as your clickbait thumbnail states.

[@SkatterBencher]

The 22% refers to the maximum improvement in benchmark performance as shown in the video

[@Thex-W.I.T.C.H.-xMaster]

My comments are not posting.

[@STEELFOX2000]

PLS make an 14600k and an 14700k video!!!

[@SkatterBencher]

It's on the to-do list

[@HollywoodEDC]

Make more 14900k videos! Use Asus next!

[@SkatterBencher]

I'm thinking of pairing the 14700K with an ROG board early next year :)

[@BerkayKeskin-n1u]

Hello we wait for 14700k :)

[@Thex-W.I.T.C.H.-xMaster]

Ok.

[@Typhon888]

From my experience Asus real bench will show errors faster.

[@channelthechannel]

This guy is the epitome of having just enough knowledge to be dangerous - these are horrible OCs. Dude thinks being pegged at 100c in every workload with no power limits is a great idea, and I'm not sure anyone who has copied these settings has had success.

[@Ravenx217]

this is great and all but most people use Asus boards so can't really use this without referencing other youtube guides.

[@tapsofosiris3110]

Literally first

[@SkatterBencher]

Nice!

[@liftedcj7on44s]

I'd advise against running these chips close to 400w, Plenty of People are degrading these CPU's when trying to run near 400w.

[@voodoo22]

Buy a new one

[@CristoforoBonissone]

For a newbie this guide is totally useless ?? 😅 It's so complicated to make a simply 'step by step' video guide without alot alot alot and alot turns of topics that confuse even more than before ? 🫂 Thank you.

[@jankees4037]

Just do some standard overclocking then, or even go classic overclocking by locking your P core, E core, Ring frequencies and put one stable Vcore value on it all. Works very well.