Basic Skylake 6700K Overclocking review and performance.

At i5 I would not say its dull. It really has a place here but at i7 mainstream platform is not my choice.
 
fat4l said:
Gladly :D
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fat4l said:
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CPU:OCCT, large data set, 1 hour, PASS
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Asus RealBench, Stress test 4 hours, PASS
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Asus RealBench, H.264x10 loop, PASS
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XTU, stress test, 8 hours, PASS
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X264_v2, 10x loop, 16 threads, High prio, PASS
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Cinebench R15
Single score: 203
Multi score: 1036
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SuperPI, 32M
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5.4GHz validation
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For my usage, gaming, this is more than stable :cool:

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Awesome chip there man. It's like you've got the 4790k version of my 3770k. Does the same clocks at the same voltage as yours. 10-12-12-31-1t mems too. Wanna trade? :P
 
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3770k I have 5.2 at less from back in the day. Still have the chip could do 6.8 on ln2 for 3d.
 
crinkleshoes said:
OK... my stipulation was that 4.5 (or at least 4.4 as per the pre-OCed kits) is easy to achieve by all on the 5820k? It's over 4.6 that some seem to struggle with... and where the voltages start to climb.
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I have a dog of a chip , 1.289v for stable daily OC of 4.3 anything more drinks voltage . Upto 1.4v for upto 4.6 ( and I've still not really ran it stable @ that , still a lot to mess about with ) not sure I want to push anymore voltage through this board , first boards VRMs failed .... May pick up the gigabyte champion as have heard good things.
 
I may do X99 MATX build with Asrock Fatality MATX board. In which case I will no longer need this chip so it will be going!!!
 
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