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undervolting 14900k

Rakyat

Rakyat

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Hello all ... im totally new here :D
Im newbie about overclocking... i uderstund undervolt but after that all is minefield for me...
i have 14900k for 5 months now and when I bough it I was sooo happy ... but almost tomorrow after purchase the nightmare with youtube videos start hahahahha
so basically I have undervolt my CPU -0.100 and I have put my loadlines on hard and set AC/DC on 35
on r23 I have score 38900
my motherboard is Gigabyte z790 UD rev1
my system is stable and my voltages doesn't go over 1.38v on any benchmark with max temp 76 degrees with custom loop :D
now my question is ... what have I done? is it wrong? is it bad somehow?
I just cant understand what load lines doing to my CPU... can someone please explain to me :(
 
Rakyat said:
Hello all ... im totally new here :D
Im newbie about overclocking... i uderstund undervolt but after that all is minefield for me...
i have 14900k for 5 months now and when I bough it I was sooo happy ... but almost tomorrow after purchase the nightmare with youtube videos start hahahahha
so basically I have undervolt my CPU -0.100 and I have put my loadlines on hard and set AC/DC on 35
on r23 I have score 38900
my motherboard is Gigabyte z790 UD rev1
my system is stable and my voltages doesn't go over 1.38v on any benchmark with max temp 76 degrees with custom loop :D
now my question is ... what have I done? is it wrong? is it bad somehow?
I just cant understand what load lines doing to my CPU... can someone please explain to me :(
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on all this add that i have set all core ratio to 57.. does this mean I have sync all cores?
 
Please explain to me how to do this on my motherboard. But I'm also curious about what I'm doing to my CPU. Does this mean that every core will constantly run at 5700? Because right now, every core is running at that frequency and there's no boost to 6000... but I haven't disabled the boost anywhere. I just set the core ratio to 57, thinking that this would disable the boost. Is that correct?

And if I lock the cores, how would the CPU behave compared to how it's running now?

I'm asking all this because I want to understand what I'm doing, and sorry if I'm being annoying
 
So finaly i got it :D and I think I got some sweet spot :) please someone confirm this I feel it is ok but I need someone with more experience... so basically I set 14900k settings pl1/pl2 253w loadlines hard AC/DC 45/45 undervolt -0.115 all cores ratio is set to 57 intel boost techonogy 3.0 off and stressed in 6 benchmarks not go over 1.41v also battlefield 124 players with low GPU settings not go over 1.385v... my r23 multicore bench is 41k with temps not go over 73C degrees with ambient 20 ... and for cooling I have cheap custom loop from AExpress :D
 
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