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‎05-15-2020 06:19 AM

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Product: 870-003na
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I have an Intel I5-6600K Quad Core @ 3.5 Ghz

HP 2B4B Motherboard

PSU: 600W

What is a safe overclock for this?

Just an FYI I don't think it matters but I upraged to an extra SSD and an NVIDIA GTX 1070Ti

 

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‎05-15-2020 08:13 AM

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Out of curiosity, how were you planning on overclocking since the bios is locked? Intel XTU?

You might get some overclocking with that but each system is different and experimentation is the only way to know what yours will handle.

I don't advise increasing Core Voltage, your stock heat sink wont handle that very well.

Plus I have seen some users get in a pickle with Software Overclocking. If it goes south and Windows wont boot, you will have to clean reinstall Windows as you might not be able to boot into Safe Mode either. It just happened to another user I dealt with last week. Backup Backup Backup first.

 

Just my 2 cents.

 

 

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