Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Easily OC’d i5-9600kf to 5ghz. Is there benefit and or risk to changing the voltage from auto. Specs in comments. game pcOver ClockingPC 2 Comments TFAM_Treble 2 years ago CPU – i5-9600kf Ram – 4 x 8gb 3200mhz MB – MSI Meg z390 ace GPU – 6900xt PC currently runs at 60 – 70 degrees with the auto 5ghz boost. Only using for gaming but I would like to push for more frames. Tia _therealERNESTO_ 2 years ago Leaving the voltage on auto while overclocking is potentially dangerous, because the motherboard will use very high values to compensate. Write A CommentYou must be logged in to post a comment.
TFAM_Treble 2 years ago CPU – i5-9600kf Ram – 4 x 8gb 3200mhz MB – MSI Meg z390 ace GPU – 6900xt PC currently runs at 60 – 70 degrees with the auto 5ghz boost. Only using for gaming but I would like to push for more frames. Tia
_therealERNESTO_ 2 years ago Leaving the voltage on auto while overclocking is potentially dangerous, because the motherboard will use very high values to compensate.
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CPU – i5-9600kf
Ram – 4 x 8gb 3200mhz
MB – MSI Meg z390 ace
GPU – 6900xt
PC currently runs at 60 – 70 degrees with the auto 5ghz boost.
Only using for gaming but I would like to push for more frames. Tia
Leaving the voltage on auto while overclocking is potentially dangerous, because the motherboard will use very high values to compensate.