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2018/03/10 23:03:38 (permalink)
Is it acceptable to run a high clock like that all the time? hard on the vrm's? 5.2ghz took a huge jump in vcore...I don't know if should run it like that...that is at a pretty sick level though...I don't know afraid gonna kill the board or the cpu doing that...

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    Re: Z270 2018/03/11 14:07:30 (permalink)
    Should be fine to run it 24/7.


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    Re: Z270 2018/03/11 14:42:42 (permalink)
    yeah I mean I guess if I wanted occasionally benching or something...other than that mostly run like 4.8 and undervolted manually set to 1.23v etc...runs nice and cool there never breaks 70c.

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    Re: Z270 2018/03/13 12:02:33 (permalink)
    you can shorten the life of the cpu or board if temps and voltage is too high, 5.2 depending on the volts should be fine but for day to day stuff 4.8~5ghz will be fine.

                                   
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