13900k overclock

extrememachine · 14 Nov 2022 at 14:00

I am one not to overclock, but am wondering how people are doing it this time round with that e core p core malarky?

extrememachine · 14 Nov 2022 at 20:31

Right well looking into it, its a lot different this time round.
Anyone with a asus maxmimus hero that has overclocked on this cpu? Would be great to see a guide out of curiousity , not oc)

dazzlaa · 14 Nov 2022 at 21:53

Is there not a YouTube video for this cpu? It’s usually the easiest way to go about an overclock if you are not fully confident, especially with the new core configuration, as you say.

extrememachine · 14 Nov 2022 at 21:56

dazzlaa said:
Is there not a YouTube video for this cpu? It’s usually the easiest way to go about an overclock if you are not fully confident, especially with the new core configuration, as you say.

Have seen one with an evga board but got bit lost.
I know its not rocket science, but just want to see a basic video.

Dave2150 · 15 Nov 2022 at 08:54

extrememachine said:
I am one not to overclock, but am wondering how people are doing it this time round with that e core p core malarky?

Cooling is most important. What are your temperatures like at stock? The 13900k is tightly tuned to close to maximum frequencies out of the box. You need extreme cooling to push it further in 24/7 scenarios.

Post your temperatures after running Cinebench R23 multi-core at stock to get a good base line.

jimmy321 · 15 Nov 2022 at 10:20

I have an Asus gaming F 690 board after having a read of verious articles I selected one click overclock in the bios went from 38500 in cine bench to 40500.

extrememachine · 15 Nov 2022 at 14:19

jimmy321 said:
I have an Asus gaming F 690 board after having a read of verious articles I selected one click overclock in the bios went from 38500 in cine bench to 40500.

Which click setting please, the BIOs is slightly comprehensive for me.

jimmy321 · 15 Nov 2022 at 18:18

In the BIOS look at the very top for 'AI overclocking guide' if you press F7 it's easier to find. Read through the instructions, there's an option below to turn on 'AI overclock' the system might add it straight away, when you reboot it will say on the BIOS splash screen 'overclock xxx%' .

In either case boot in to Windows and run cine bench for 10 mins and reboot your PC it will apply the max overclock the AI can work out.

no_1_dave · 15 Nov 2022 at 19:40

Reining in the voltage may also increase performance. Stock voltage is often a lot higher than needed which increases temps causing it to throttle earlier. Bringing down the voltage/temp can allow higher sustained clock speeds

extrememachine · 15 Nov 2022 at 23:39

jimmy321 said:
In the BIOS look at the very top for 'AI overclocking guide' if you press F7 it's easier to find. Read through the instructions, there's an option below to turn on 'AI overclock' the system might add it straight away, when you reboot it will say on the BIOS splash screen 'overclock xxx%' .

In either case boot in to Windows and run cine bench for 10 mins and reboot your PC it will apply the max overclock the AI can work out.

Right I have seen JJ do this on youtube.He also stated that you could amplify it from 100% to 105% to 110%, my question is how high can you go with this. theoretically)

Nickolp1974 · 16 Nov 2022 at 06:36

extrememachine said:
Right I have seen JJ do this on youtube.He also stated that you could amplify it from 100% to 105% to 110%, my question is how high can you go with this. theoretically)

If you want a guide try this one https://www.overclock.net/threads/a...-13900k-a-tuning-guide-for-beginners.1801569/
it certainly isn't for beginners as the title suggests. On my Hero i now run my system at x57 all core which will boost upto x62. As already been said everything is temp related, With the Ai overclock it can appear that its running similar to my daily but what you will find is it will be downclocking considerably, most will not maintain x57 at full load due to temp constraints.
My 13900k is considered just above average with a global SP of 103 Pcores at 111 and ecores at 88, i can run at 5800mhz no probs but not worth the temps for long term and i have delidded my cpu, lapped the IHS and use a contact frame. Full load at x57 im at 81c (running cinebench for 10min test)

extrememachine · 16 Nov 2022 at 14:25

Nickolp1974 said:
If you want a guide try this one https://www.overclock.net/threads/a...-13900k-a-tuning-guide-for-beginners.1801569/
it certainly isn't for beginners as the title suggests. On my Hero i now run my system at x57 all core which will boost upto x62. As already been said everything is temp related, With the Ai overclock it can appear that its running similar to my daily but what you will find is it will be downclocking considerably, most will not maintain x57 at full load due to temp constraints.
My 13900k is considered just above average with a global SP of 103 Pcores at 111 and ecores at 88, i can run at 5800mhz no probs but not worth the temps for long term and i have delidded my cpu, lapped the IHS and use a contact frame. Full load at x57 im at 81c (running cinebench for 10min test)

Thank you for the comprehensive guide.
I saw somewhere someone use the ai overclocking guide as suggested and when booting his pc up it said overclocking 93%" . I assumed it would say over 100 something percent, can someone please clarify this?

Nickolp1974 · 16 Nov 2022 at 14:38

extrememachine said:
Thank you for the comprehensive guide.
I saw somewhere someone use the ai overclocking guide as suggested and when booting his pc up it said overclocking 93%" . I assumed it would say over 100 something percent, can someone please clarify this?

Most I had using ai was 73% but if I run my memories at 7000 C30 it drops to 61% and it isn't stable in all scenarios.