How to overclock Intel's awesome Core i5-13600K to 5.5GHz!

See how to EASILY overclock Intel's Core i5-13600K processor to a massive 5.5GHz and get more performance in games and applications in just a couple of clocks - step by step instructions using an ‪@MSIGamingOfficial‬ Z790 motherboard with Clickbios 5 but you can use the same settings on any motherboard with a Core i5-13600K
This guide is designed to be easy to follow an we're just tweaking two settings and it can be done in a couple of minutes.
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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
2:30 Checking those temperatures!
4:17 How to enter the EFI and enter your settings
7:51 Back to the desktop
9:18 Cinebench and game FPS comparison
#13600k #13600koverclock #pcgaming #overclocking #overclockingguide

[@CrazyTechLab]

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[@jnbennett6496]

love your Cosmo benchmark set up, thx 4 the info

[@cottydry]

Thank you, great video. You kept it brief and simple! Have your tried Intel's XTU utility? It's my understanding that it applies the overclock settings upon windows launch vs BIOS. That make is much faster to try different settings and in the even of a crash the next reboot defaults to stock settings without the need of clearing CMOS/BIOS reset. Once you have a long history of being stable that's when you can choose to move the settings to BIOS. At least that's how I understand how it works. I'm awaiting on parts to do a I5 - 13600K build.

[@nexamotions]

Please post an overclocking guide for the 13700k as well. It'll be helpful. I couldn't locate another video that was this simple.

[@cryptohawk]

This is the best and most simple guide to OC your 13600K. Thanks a lot 🙏 I never thought that a 13th gen i5 would almost match last-gen’s i9 12900K in benchmarks. It’s a great chip if you control the voltage and have a decent cooling solution.

[@CrazyTechLab]

Thanks dude! That was the goal! Plenty more settings you can tweak but it’s all about getting you hooked with something safe and easy to follow.

[@skakuneu]

​@@CrazyTechLabhey i have a question i have an KF version of the cpu and when i used 55 ratio it didn't show in cpu z afterwards if i try to change any other settings after setting p core ratio to 55 it just resets to auto

[@CrazyTechLab]

@@skakuneu Hi what motherboard do you have?

[@skakuneu]

@@CrazyTechLab a MAG B760 TOMAHAWK WIFI DDR4

[@CrazyTechLab]

@@skakuneu unfortunately you need a Z690 or Z790 chipset motherboard for overclocking. The B760 doesn’t support it 😕

[@kaushikmondal1772]

Thanks Man, this is the best overclock video of this processor. Please do an overclock of i7-13700k processor

[@lucassainz4653]

Very nice video dude! Congrats from Brazil

[@SayWhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat]

horible video with horible advice!

[@Spies181]

IF any of you are reading this , Please post here your BEFORE and AFTER CPU temperature reading. I would love to see other readings. Thank you :) 🔥❄

[@oliver.suhajda]

Thansk for this video ,mate! Have a 13600k with prime z790p d4. Tried to run 55 p core, and 41 e core with 1.25V actual vrm core voltage.. windows11 says me... nope :D what do u suggest , lower te p core or higher the voltage? Or should i try to keep vrm voltage on auto, and global voltage to adaptive, and start set a minus offset? Thanks a lot again.

[@partyheartyboy]

Hi. Great tutorial! Subscribed! :)

[@frostraven23]

I'm currently running mine at 5.2 P Core and 4.0 E Core at 1.14v. This works fine for me atm as it idles and runs under load much cooler (70-71c in CB R23 @ 100%) than stock settings with some boost. Considering I mainly use my system for gaming and its 1440p anyway, and I have very warm ambient temps, this really meets my needs. To run cooler, lil bit faster and lesser power draw 🙂.

[@andreknox6132]

you talking about your settings or the video tutorial?

[@linnetndhlovu1659]

Wow I'm totally clueless right now but would love to know more

[@briank3754]

Much thanks, was considering getting a 13900k for VR in flight sim. But will give OC a try first. I haven’t OCd since I had my 3570k (great cpu) a few years ago. VR in the Varjo Aero is a premium experience to say the keast, but keeping the visuals and a comfortable framerate requires squeezing every ounce of performance out of every piece of hardware.

[@CrazyTechLab]

Oooh. Very nice! I’m a big flight sim fan. Which one would you be using?

[@lonrea2886]

imagine that..just 2 things to change and you gain much from this monster of cpu already.. thank you for letting the people who doesn't know anything about overclocking or afraid to do it

[@user-wm3fc1sk1p]

No, this is some lazy overclocking, bro's leaving out like 20%

[@jadriennnn1341]

@@user-wm3fc1sk1phe says that’s not what this is about lol…

[@TheEletronicFunky]

@@user-wm3fc1sk1p i have no clue to even set up bios, i had my friend help me with the setup, i built it but the computer stuff isn't me, i made sure the temps and fans were working properly, this video is perfect 10/10 for us non nerds :)

[@TruePlatform]

I've been able to stay stable at 5.6ghz on P-Cores, and 4.3 on my e-core @1.23v Temps are staying under 75c mind you I'm air-cooled. Thanks for this tutorial. Deff helped me dial in numbers that work best for me and gives me more than some wiggle room for extra performance out of this CPU. 👌

[@heyitsnotmars]

can i ask what’s ur cpu air cooler?

[@TruePlatform]

@heyitsnotmars I was running a Cooler Master Hyper212. But now, I'm using a DeepCool LT520 AIO. Deff a solid cooler. 👌

[@nflikt]

Nice... Best i've done so far is 5.5Ghz. Crashed when I tried to push it to 5.6Ghz... even with an increase in voltage to 1.35V. Guess my silicon isn't quite as good.

[@TruePlatform]

@nflikt I had to pull back form 5.6 to 5.5 for that reason, after a windows update for some reason when I'd benchmark in 3Dmark I'd crash before benchmark begins of course it's pushing 100% utilization but It was a very odd flip flop, I as well tried to increase voltage up to 1.375v and even beough down e-core. Onky way i was able to stick to 5.6 was when i stopped using the effeciency cores.. I've since upgraded to a 13700k and as well clocked it at 5.5ghz with 4.5ghz on e cores at 1.35v. Deff performance vs the 13600k is minimal but I can deff justify the extra $100 during games and workloads as it deff feels like it's far much less under pressure in terms of utilization

[@CrazyTechLab]

@TruePlatform Oh it could very well be an update. I had a few issues with my 14th gen testing last week and it was software related!

[@JockMcBile]

Very cool (No Pun), and very straight forward. Thank You. I'm looking forward to putting in my new MSI MOBO and 13600K in a month. I have to wait, bc I'm doing an online class right now. If anything goes wrong, I don't have a back up.

[@CrazyTechLab]

Yeah definitely get the work done first dude. Been there. Done that. Don’t recommend it!

[@frostraven23]

I've tried doing this but Cinebench multicore rest just would not run. Went back to my undervolted 1.14v at 5.2 P-core/4.0 E-core. I believe mine needs 1.25/1.26v to apply these settings as I've tried 1.22 and 1.23 still would crash Cinebench instantly. Reverting back to my old undervolt allowed Cinebench to run seamlessly.

[@kemicalyemster]

Thanks for this guide

[@AsiaGrass]

Also worked with my i5 13600k + gigabyte aorus elite z790 board. P-Cores to 55 and E-Cores to 41 with Override & 1.2 Volt.

[@yoadknux]

lol id wager 50$ these cores dont last 10 secs on p95 without avx

[@IIHydraII]

@@yoadknux was thinking the exact same thing when reading half these comments lmao

[@CyberPun]

@@yoadknux Please prove that. I am just getting 13600k and gonna OC it. Just gathering info.

[@Personperson-mn9oh]

What are the p cores called on gigabyte

[@sabyfoz538]

Bloody brilliant mate. Amazing video. This helps a lot. I got my 13600k just 3 days ago and was much worried why its running so hot. Surprised to find out that Overclocking actually helps with temps.

[@CrazyTechLab]

I was too tbh! It's a simple way to cut temps but even if you can't hit 5.5GHz, its still worth doing to lower temps

[@sabyfoz538]

@@CrazyTechLab Agreed. Like out of curiosity on default clock speed of 5.1GHz, I tried to undervolt it to see how low can I get and I actually managed to get it stable at 1.150V. Ran Cinebench for 30min to stress test and it went well. And most amazing was the amount of temperature drops.

[@CrazyTechLab]

@@sabyfoz538 Nice! It will be interesting to see what 14th gen can do as well.

[@badlilstang]

For MSI boards just change the Lite Load CPU setting in bios to level 9... some guys run much lower like level 5 and the temps drop drastically.. its not the overclock that made it cooler.. its the decrease in voltage..

[@gordonmurison4349]

Great video! Tried the same settings as best as I could determine on My Asrock Z790 Pro RS MB bios but it screwed up my system, would not even boot into the bios until I pulled the battery!

[@sovik6080]

Same here

[@mickeyriola9087]

Tysm for this video mine is coming in the mail with a z790 board and I got the ddr5 ram already my scout cooler will be the ak620 and my case is nzxt h510 elite so I wanted to make sure everything runs great I’m excited to swap out this i7 9700 it’s bottlenecking my Rx 6800 in a bit of games actually. But rn playing the hell outta starfeild haha

[@jacksonc393]

This worked perfectly. Thank you

[@CrazyTechLab]

Glad to hear it!

[@Crosswizz]

My Cinebench crashes @5.5Ghz unless I up the voltages to 1.3. and temps run in to the 90s. Any ideas?

[@hmcomputers1]

Great video 👍

[@ClassicalPan]

I haven't received my hardware yet so I'm not sure how it is on MSI boards, but one thing that was mentioned about ASUS boards is that, in the BIOS, it'll ask you what type of cooler you have. If you choose liquid, it will bump up the settings and you'll have issues with high temps. If you choose box or tower cooling, it becomes manageable. Not having done my new build yet, I don't know what kind of stock temps I'll be getting, but hopefully I won't be maxing out in Cinebench like that.

[@martinhubenak5828]

will it survive the test in prime95? What mode do you have with CPU LCC?

[@jerelima]

I'm using an Nzxt n5 but can't keep the core vid fixed in1.2 . It stay betwen 1.3 an 1.35. What do i need to do?

[@levi6507]

I’ve been having a problem with my cpu only drawing 70 watts. I have a brand new 850 watt power supply. Is there something I can do to fix this?

[@asawalwarraich]

hey! My pc is not booting up even at 1.35 volts. I have rog strix z79. could u guide me accorindgly.

[@CrazyTechLab]

@@asawalwarraich Can’t guarantee these settings will work on an Asus board sorry!

[@TinMan445]

I crash when I apply 5.5 in xtu. But honestly at base speeds I score 24k in cinebench and thermal max is 80C with an air cooler, HwInfo64 shows no thermal throttling…. Confused why your hitting 90C with AIO

[@Ranzoepwns]

Im running MSI Z790-A Pro WiFi, but im unsure if the CPU Lite Load is messing with this when I try doing the same thing ive had issues. What did you use for CPU Lite Load for this? I also have the 13600kf tho if that makes any difference which I would think its not really any huge difference when it comes to voltages or am I wrong?

[@oktc68]

Hi thanks for this upload. Have they changed the voltage supplied by bios since you posted this? I'm getting pretty much the same score but at a max P core temp of 73°C (MSI Z690 Edge DDR4)

[@heyitsnotmars]

hi just curious what u use for cpu cooler?

[@wizzawiztech5385]

Nice! Depending how the X3D chips go the 13600K will likely be my next CPU. Crazy power for the cash. Saw in your original review it was pretty overclockable but didn't realise it will actually run cooler! And as luck will have it, I am really liking the MSI Z790 ITX board too :) Great video as usual!

[@gergelykiss1142]

Crazy power? A 7700 better for gaming and draw less power.

[@eternalvoid6691]

@@gergelykiss1142 in all tests 13600k is better, shut up already. also mboards and memory (for equal performance in tests) for ryzen are much more expensive

[@2saw]

@@gergelykiss11427700 costs more and isn’t even supposed to be the 13600k’s equivalent

[@gergelykiss1142]

@@2saw 😂😂cost £10 more and it comes with a cooler woooow. And better in gaming than the 13700k wooooow. Crazy isn’t it?

[@IIHydraII]

@@gergelykiss1142 Fwiw I had nothing but issues on my Ryzen 5XXX PC. Everything from terrible undervolting performance to TSC desync. Intel works out of the box and has a ton of headroom for OC/UV.

[@Emrahild]

i have MSI PRO B760-P ...how can i setup voltage..could u help me my friend

[@gothamknightpr9864]

I try this but when I log in and put my PIN and press enter, windows crashes. How can I fix this?

[@Dwarrelpoot]

I run stock at 1.18v. But when idle the voltage is 1.35?? When I disable manual 1.18 it runs 1.28 under load but 1.28 idle as well. Super weird.

[@GERRaze]

There's an easy way around the high temperatures: buy an LGA 1700 frame bracket (from Thermaltake for example). There are even some special ones for water coolers, depending on the water cooler manufacturer. The standard loading mechanism is fastening too tight, which bends the CPUs.

[@CrazyTechLab]

True, but you can lower them futher still if you reduce the voltage using a manual overclock like this

[@oktc68]

Do both, a good contact twixt cooler and CPU is a sensible starting point, mine running exactly the same settings and benchmark was 17°C cooler than he gets in the video with fancy liquid cooling, I on the other hand am using a sub £100 AIO (Arctic Liquid Freezer ii) my post overclock temps are better than his initial baseline temps. Don't underestimate the value of the Thermalright mount solution.

[@badlilstang]

with MSI boards just set the lite load cpu setting in bios to level 9 or lower and the temps drop drastically.. mine peaks at 81c instead of 100C.. Intel stated the default level 12 is to high for this CPU... Other brands probably have the same setting under another name.. but MSI calls it Lite Load. This is all over on Reddit.

[@LC-ig5hp]

Hi, do you have an easy guide for ASUS motherboards? As the layout is totally different

[@gus_abreu]

What are your thoughts in disabling the E-Cores?

[@timburstefan]

I've got an i5 13600kf that stays at 150w under load and performs accordingly. Is that a good thing or it should consume at least 180w?

[@zublits]

My chip is unstable at 5.5 unless I go to 1.4v. is this just bad silicon lottery?

[@tonynova]

My i3 13600k runs at ~145W ~1.135V Under full load on R23 with scores of ~23k multi 2k single. 70°C max with a peerless asassin cooler (air) Do i need to push mlre power through it to boost performance? ive seen people saying 180-200W, how would i do that?

[@nanquan491]

What cooler are you using on your 13600k?

[@rodrigopina2546]

If you're willing to tweak, you'll most likely be able to get more out of the cpu, mine is able to do 5.6GHz all P cores and 6.2GHz on a single P core and 4.4GHz all E cores. I might have won silicon lottery, but it's always worth to tweak stuff, just don't mess with the voltage too hard :D

[@skK-xk3yc]

Does disabling E cores save power and increase overclocking headroom ?

[@fishy131]

I did 3Dmark and my processor went up to 1.35v and the average is around 1.32v, is it normal?

[@fishy131]

I have a z690 gigabyte aorus elite ddr4 and the bios is very different from msi, so I'm not able to overclock

[@MaxiMovier]

thanx for the video - i am running this processor at audio workstation and looking for some single core improovements also latency related as ableton wont work so well with this processor - any help will be welcome thanx!

[@standardcoffee2001]

I have asus MB , does this work ? Cuz in voltage field it's only manual and offest options...

[@Agrabelek_Michal_K]

Im owner of I5 13600k and thanks for the guide. 👍

[@badlilstang]

Why are your voltages no longer dropping at idle?

[@lscottyl]

My core voltage seems to be at 1.224 - 1.26 despite clicking override and setting to 1.2v

[@user-gz6jb9zn5u]

Great vid! about to try this with my 13600k. Got a question regarding power plans - Do you use the 'Ultimate Performance' power plan when overclocking? I tried it in stock settings and it seems to disable cores clocking down on idle, although effective clock speed reads 0 and temps are still same on idle. Will using Ultimate Performance power plan while OC'ing be safe/beneficial or not recommended? Thanks!

[@CrazyTechLab]

I ran default settings and only changed the settings in the video. Ultimate performance usually opens the taps on power limits so may increase temps and power consumption. It shouldn’t have much benefit to overclocking with the settings we use as we’re just increasing the voltage and multiplier

[@user-gz6jb9zn5u]

@@CrazyTechLab I ended up using 'turbo ratio' OC setting for P cores and set by core usage manually to 55x for the range of loaded cores from 1-6, and 'all core' E cores at 43x. Using 'adaptive' voltage mode @ 1.25v (in bios) with CPU LLC at level 3 giving me 1.30-1.306v under load. Had 1-4 P-core usage at 57x and 5-6 P-core usage at 55x and although it seemed stable during Cinebench, OCCT, p95 small fft avx off, y cruncher tests, 3dmark & unigine loop runs, it eventually began crashing playing Spider-man remastered after I ran Windows Ultimate power plan which keeps static voltage and Core frequency, c states on though. My out of the box default settings was doing 1.37v on load and I thought that was high. Can't believe yours was pumping 1.41v for stock!! that's crazy. I've got MSI z790 tomahawk d5 btw.

[@Personperson-mn9oh]

What is the p core ratio called on gigabyte motherboards?

[@JS-8204]

Silly question but how come my pts (even the comparison ones) are only in the 4 digits? Mine hit 1324 points after this OC. I see yours in in the 5 digits at 24k+.

[@davidrev2489]

Is it normal that i cant get lower then 1.4 voltage ?

[@alexpas3095]

Not sure why but these setting and even lower crash my computer and cause stability issues. Any tips . Rtx4070ti card and z790 lightning board . 850w psu also

[@davinhunt7558]

I think 5.5ghz all core @ 1.2v was a bit aggressive for the masses.

[@hyperion752]

Any chance for the Asus TUF motherboard?

[@zebbedy8113]

Thanks for the video, I'm just interested as to why you did not max the power limits? Is this not neccessary?

[@CrazyTechLab]

It’s an option but not necessary. The whole point with this guide was to stick to just the multiplier and voltage keeping it to just two steps, which still results in big performance boosts.

[@zebbedy8113]

@@CrazyTechLab I thought that may be the case but thought I'd check. Thanks for the video and the reply!

[@michaelcaplis8639]

didn't work for me would not boot to windows, I went back to normal settings

[@stofthehoff225]

can i overclock on ASRock B760M PRO RS/D4 ????

[@_swex_9411]

the multicore enhancement function for i5 14600kf? Because a can't find It in my Asus BIOS... somebody can help me?

[@dvancejigsaw6577]

could you make a video like this for the i7 13700k

[@alexs.3492]

Hi, I tried these settings running an MSI Z790 PRO WIFI P, after I made the changes, cinebench will not run and it gives me an application error, I un-installed and reinstalled a few times. I'm wondering if the 1.2 voltage isn't enough for me to push 5.5ghz. What say you?

[@Nsxblizz]

Same problem for me with the msi pro z690-A wifi mobo

[@jayrodneybesario8178]

Even I'm not ddr5 ? Can i do this ? I have msi pro z790-p wifi ddr4 my ram is 3200mhz Because when i tried i only get 5087.56MHz

[@GigaAsla]

unstable on 5.5 GHz 1.2v, crashing game after 10 seconds (z790 tomahawk)

[@LasciviousPsyche]

Well I just got mine and well I have good cooling and running default clock with xmp was only getting 70's, but I put it at 1.2 volts and put mine to test at 5.3 and it hit 90 as a max but it didn't stay there and the voltage was like stock it never stuck somewhere around 1.37 or something. Now this was each with the 10 min timers. If you let yours go 10 minutes what is your temps on the 5.5 you are running thank you.. ps. I'm using the cinebench r24 I just saw, and also when I pick no testing duration it seems it just keeps going? It doesn't stop at one minute and it doesn't show me a comparison of other cpus. I did get a test result on my 5.3 around 1900+ forgot exactly, but I know it was in the 1900's @ 5.3 I also noticed on this gigabyte board changing this core voltage to 1.2 doesn't stick, I read somewhere it's probably due to llc, but for us that the voltage isn't sticking what can we do to force it?

[@shizzlemynizzle]

Thanks, how to overclock e cores my are working at 3,8

[@gus_abreu]

What are your thoughts on intel turbo boost? I feel the temperature of the CPU goes crazy when activated. After I disable ITB, the temp does not go higher than 50° C.

[@CrazyTechLab]

All boosting generally increases temps and power consumption. I’d push as far as your system can cope in terms of noise and cooling. M your CPU is designed to run at high temperatures.

[@eMbAh]

I'm assuming this is a very aggressive LLC setting, there is barely any vdroop, yet not mentioned at all, and 1.4 voltage at stock absolutely insane

[@badlilstang]

You have an MSI board.. if you want just better temps.. change Lite Load to level 9 or 5 instead of level 12... Intel already stated 12 is too high! Huge temp drops.

[@sanco14]

I have on my i5 13600k on pcore 5.4ghz and ecore 4.3ghz with 1.220v on p and e core.

[@ethernalspirit4559]

How come you are able to get a higher CB23 Single thread score from 13600k compared to 13900k? Does 13900k not OC to 6.1?

[@CrazyTechLab]

Depends on the system. If I dropped a 13900K in my system I’d likely get a higher score than with this CPU. The 13900K can hit 5.8GHz so it should be faster. It could have been the memory or cooling I was using

[@SirPeekALot_]

my 13600k runs at 70c in benchmarks while pulling 150w on stock settings. with contact frame.

[@rushgameing3085]

Just bought this processor and it’s great. Doubled my fps with the 3060ti getting about 100-150fps on most titles. My lowest fps game is sons of the forest at 99fps at ultra 1080p. The CPU is very fast and a great price

[@elyad67]

It is very lovely, thankfully intel CPUs or better CPUs in general never had a scalper problem

[@oktc68]

Interesting which cpu were you using before? I noticed very little difference in fps between the 13600kf/4070Ti & 9600k/4070Ti (I do have a 162 fps cap in place as my monitor tops out at 165Hz) all but 2 games run a fixed 162fps, Far Cry 6 and CP77 run at a slightly slower 135/145fps average maxed out settings except no psycho mode in CP77 DLSS 3 & Frame Gen active

[@rushgameing3085]

@@oktc68 I had the amd Ryzen 5 1600 before. Was a great purchase it’s a 6 core 12 thread processor for only 200$ a few years back

[@rushgameing3085]

@@oktc68 I have since upgraded to the Samsung 32” 2K monitor 165hz and my best title is destiny 2 at 1440p I get about 144fps at maximum with usual dips between 130fps. Still a great graphics card despite its age, and the current market is just a waste

[@slicknick77]

Nice! I’m about to get a 13600k for my 3060ti build

[@monkehh88]

hello, if i want the cpu overclocked to 4.9 ghz do i just type 49 and leave all to auto?

[@cabal2k]

Looks very easy but it seems I have a complete messed up sample. Mine can't even run stable with 5300 at 1,275 v Did you modify Lite Load in some way?

[@JuankQuinteroMejia]

mine can just baarely do 5.2 at 1.22V. I guess I'm gonna need a massive cooler in order to do any OC at all

[@Dj1Kreationz]

How can i do this on asus tuf z790

[@badlilstang]

Your score was well under my 13600k score I could tell by the length of the bar next to the 24k one above it.... I adjusted lite load to level 9 from default 12 and my cinebench score went up and my temps dropped nearly 20C peak as 81C was my hottest core. Intel confirmed motherboard makers have set the default to 12 which is to high and not needed.. also why the temps are stupid high on the New Intels.. everyone is saying they are designed to run this hot etc but they infact do NOT need to.

[@alltimelegendfps9270]

13600(kf) can do this?

[@nyandre]

@@alltimelegendfps9270 It's the same CPU, It's just that KF doesn't have integrated graphics.

[@ravinesan130]

Hi! can you do this on Gigabyte z790 Aorus elite ax board?

[@CaioFreitas1987]

Man, thanks for the video! I have a 13600k and some questions about your oc and Temps Did you set any load line in mobo? Your Temps are too high for your cooler system. I set the load line to 4 in my Tuf mobo and vcore at 1.250...when in full load, vcore drops to 1.200 because of load line and my Temps is 68 degrees celsius max...and I have an average aio watercooler... Looking for your system behavior, it seems that load line is set to 1 so your vcore don't drop in full load but you got high temps

[@CrazyTechLab]

Adjusting loadline would be the next step as well as tweaking E-Cores, but this guide's aim was to tweak just two settings - voltage and multiplier (for P-cores). Keeping it simple so it's not scary or difficult to follow for newcomers essentially!

[@CaioFreitas1987]

@@CrazyTechLab I see a lot of people saying that we should avoid to use load line in extreme levels that have no vcore droop, they say that high load line can degradante cpu, do you have an opinion about it?

[@CrazyTechLab]

@@CaioFreitas1987 It’s very motherboard dependant. Some boards work fine without it, others need a small amount of loadline. In my experience, using extreme loadline, often results in very high voltages and temperatures, so I generally wouldn’t use that for a 24/7 overclock.

[@johneisele6264]

Unfortunately, it worked okay for me through one benchmark, after that it locked up, hasn't been able to boot in these settings since. It will boot in my original settings though.

[@r2dxdanielx103]

Thanks bro

[@RagDoll2band]

I got ASUS TUF Gaming Z690 Plus mb and used ASUS AI Suite 3 and automatic overclock and in second take it actually suprised me with OC 5.3 GHz giving Cinebench score of 25 127 which is even higher than what gives the manual BIOS oc to 5.5 GHz in this video. Seems ASUS have done a good job in fine tuning this AI Suite. Well, it's not exactly on par with i9 12900K which has score 27 493 but pretty close and nice rise from official Cinebench score of 23 942. Btw. highest temp was 78 degrees Celsius with Endorfy Navis F360 to cool it.

[@standardcoffee2001]

What's ur voltage bro ?😊

[@RagDoll2band]

@@standardcoffee2001 CPU core voltage oscilates between 0.8 and 1.25 usually, CPU input voltage is at 1.777 V.

[@IIHydraII]

Crashed in seconds in P95. Opted for 54 PCORE, 40 ECORE, 45 Ring @ 1.123v. Ran p95 for 15-20 mins so I'm gonna go ahead and assume it's stable.

[@aragokgrindylow8126]

Great Video. It worked with my Gigabyte Z690 Board easily, but now i have an msi B760m Mortar Board here and i neither get the Ratio over 51 nor there is a Voltage override mode, only Offset. Now im lost😕

[@Personperson-mn9oh]

What is the p core called on a gigabyte motherboard

[@Indonesia01ian]

Hi. I am planning to use 13600K but should I change my PSU. Currently my set up is 5600X, 3060 twin edge, Deepcool AK620, PSU Bequiet 600W system power 9

[@urkent4463]

nope. running a cx550M here, paired with 3080. 13600k full-bore - not a problem. It's running cool actually

[@GERRaze]

Be aware - MSI runs ridicolous voltages in their boards which lowers the CPU health. I crippled a Ryzen 5700G cos of that, which doesn't even run stock anymore. Also RAM is usually more unstable and needs more voltage on these boards.

[@shyamlok]

MSI has a policy to provide voltage and ruin CPUS, I am a skylake x user, I know, how my cpu got screwed with bios updates, since earlier, on an older bios, voltages were so good, now, its +200 - 300mv for stock

[@Ahmad_Sya]

Damn no wonder i need dram volt 1.5 to run 3600mhz 😮

[@CyyTheGreat]

I wouldn’t run these settings my Games all crash now just keep the auto settings and OC your GPU….

[@eddyleehall347]

I use to be able to set the multiplier above 51. I don’t know what happened but when I try 52 or higher it will flip back to 51 when I hit enter. I can over clock the Ecores though. Has anyone heard of this happening and how to fix it?

[@alannguyen105]

@@Ahmad_SyaI ran fine with 1.35 volt? At 3600

[@DestroyerofBubbles]

I can run mine at 5.5 4.3 and temps barley go above 60 Celsius, using a NH-15 I think its called (the black Noctula) havent touched voltages just changed clock speeds. Tested it with £D marks CPU test, got top 1% in the world and 4th in the UK made me wonder how well it could do if I knew what I was actually doing

[@GrAndAG]

Mine 13600K only can handle the stock frequencies on this voltage with MSI Z790-A Pro WiFi. But this voltage definitely reduces heat output. Mine dropped from 100°C to 83°C on air cooling. Anyway, I've found much simpler way to achieve the same temperatures on stock clock rate - you have to keep everything on default (auto) and just set "CPU Lite Load" to Mode1 (under OC->Advanced CPU Configuration). In this scenario the clock will be not locked on high value and will be reduced on idle, therefore idle consumption will be decreased a lot, literally to couple watts.

[@freddiemccombie18]

I'm currently just playing with these settings after installing tonight. I tried the method in the video to hit 25800 (88 degrees) on Cinebench. On CPU lite mode 3 I'm getting 23500 (81 degrees). Am I to set the clocks to 55 with CPU lite enabled also?

[@CrazyTechLab]

@@freddiemccombie18 Default settings then apply the voltage and x55 multiplier. I didn't touch anything else.

[@yankokusu6182]

@@freddiemccombie18 what did u do ?

[@soppingclam]

One thing about the i5-14600kf is can get near 6ghz under 1.3v all P cores and at 5.8ghz all cores at 1.26v no core goes over 75c. (with 4.6ghz E-cores and 48x ring). This is also with a z790 but also exact same PC and tested different chips in the store to confirm

[@CrazyTechLab]

That's good to know!

[@club4ghz]

Most performance gain is from cache and ram OC.

[@Madejj]

Why i can only turn in BIOS 5.1

[@BlxssedEye]

Can I overclock with a thermalright peerless assassin cpu cooler? Every overclock video has liquid cooling is why I'm asking

[@asgerjrgensen1414]

Thanks for a great video. Will this work on i5-14600KF as well ?

[@CrazyTechLab]

The 14th gen series should be just as good if not need less voltage. I’ll be doing another video for them soon

[@asgerjrgensen1414]

@@CrazyTechLab Sounds great. I couldn't help notice that Linus Tech Tips say that one should stay away from CPU Core Voltage Mode as seen in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5OWe4ifgJaUjbc and yes I did hear that you said your method was the simplest way not the most efficient way, but is it bad ?

[@chrislladone5884]

how many PSU watts did you use while doing overclock? Im currently using 850w so im hesitant to do overclocking.

[@CrazyTechLab]

I got to 5.7GHz and more voltage and my system was only using 390W under load. 850W PSU will be fine

[@chrislladone5884]

​@@CrazyTechLab sir this is all my component Cpu: i5 13600k, Gpu: Aorus master 3090, Mobo: Asus Rog Strix Z690-G Memory: Kingston gen4 m.2 (500GB), Samsung gen3 m.2 (256GB), 1TB Toshiba HDD, 500gb HWST HDD Ram: ddr5 Kingston 8x2 16GB Aio: Tri-Fan Id cooling Fans: 7pcs 120mm Fan ID cooling

[@urkent4463]

well what could i say with a 550 Watts supply with 3080 'n full bore 13600k

[@GrappyLover]

Can I do this on a 13600KF processor? Is there a difference in overclocking KF and K processors?

[@rhyslanouette5086]

their identical basically , the f just doesn't have integrated graphics

[@MrVidification]

cpuz has a user validator table with the top 5 users having clocked their 13600K's to over 8000mhz. most using msi godlike or rog apex, no doubt with good cooling

[@CrazyTechLab]

And more than just two settings and not a super easy overclock that anyone can do with half decent cooling like this one 😉

[@MrVidification]

@@CrazyTechLab I was trying to find out the best bios settings to aid with lower idle and working temps, on essentially a near identical board (z690 carbon,13600K), 6000mts ram, peerless assassin air cooler (which runs cooler than the twin fan corsair aio previously did before it gave in to cautionary pump display issues, due to weak core to pump cables or the commander struggling itself after a couple of days of use). After a windows 11 install with the air cooler it ran at 32c idle, many installs later it's now at 38c. There does not seem to be additional services running but of course that doesn't account for win services and updates. It stays there. Some 3d software even when it's clearly struggling (no gpu yet) doesn't stretch the temp beyond 45c for some reason.. although prime95 with default settings does hit 100c as in your initial case. The hottest part of the board is easily the pch temp (60c idle,reported through fancontrol)

[@robertjohn2249]

I just bought this chip. This is a fantastic OC at such a low voltage. Well done. I'm going to see how far I can push this chip at 1.35v which is not even close to hurting this cpu. I have seen oc's at 1.45v close to 6.1 ghz. It's a brilliant cpu.

[@jefforr4488]

i have mine at 5.5 using 1.2 volts..1.35 is too high

[@PlatinumSan]

June 2023, using 13600k and a Gigabyte Z690 Aorus Elite, my default Vcore is around 1.2V and is not stable for 5.5Ghz.

[@DigitalCyberPlay]

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