6700k expected overclocking

[los]

So what clocks can I expect from one of these at what sort of voltage?
Obviously silicone lottery and all, so bad, good and average would be nice.
Oh I'm watercooling so I think 1.35v is max for 24/7?

 

[Danny75]

So what clocks can I expect from one of these at what sort of voltage?
Obviously silicone lottery and all, so bad, good and average would be nice.

Majority should do 4.5-4.7GHz @ 1.35-1.4v. A minority will hit 4.8+, and another minority will struggle at 4.5.

Oh I'm watercooling so I think 1.35v is max for 24/7?

You can go higher with Skylake. I'd say 1.45v with custom loop will be fine temp-wise (cooler than Haswell). The question is whether you want to put that voltage through it for what will be minimal gain beyond a more cool and perhaps quieter 1.35-1.4v.

To give you an idea, an i7-6700K with a 120mm Antec H600 gave me Cinebench/Realbench temps of around 60C @ 4.7GHz on 1.366v.

 

[los]

That's great thanks, that's exactly what I was after

 

[Danny75]

 

[8 Pack]

Good are 1.3 or below 4.7 1.35 or below 4.8, 1.4 or below 4.9

Best are 5g 1.3v or so. We have afew of these but not many maybe top 3%

These figures quoted are XTU stability test stable with gpu test also running or non avx prime again with gpu running.

 

[los]

Thanks for that It's nice to know what sort of figures to aim for.
Now for the ram Corsair Vengeance LPX 2x8Gb 3200 MHz was £74.99 now £65.99 or
Team Group Dark 2x8Gb 3000 MHz was £65.99 now £53.99
Decisions hey