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Right now I'm at 4.5ghz with cpu-z showing 1.264v.
So I have a 3570k I'm trying to overclock on a z77 extreme 4, and I seem to have a stable overclock at 4.3ghz at stock voltage.. Is this normal?
On AUTO, it definitely does increase the voltage. But, it may apply too much voltage for a given clock speed/multiplier.You only changed the multiplier?
On my 3570K, I incerased the multiplier from stock 34 (or is it 36?) to 40, everything else is on AUTO. Very stable at 4GHz and the system automatically increased the voltage slightly to 1.18V. So maybe Intel lets you OC and takes care of the voltage for you.
On AUTO, it definitely does increase the voltage. But, it may apply too much voltage for a given clock speed/multiplier.
AUTO is great for getting a rough estimate of what your CPU can do but I wouldn't trust it to provide the lowest stable voltage.
It really depends on what your set up wants. Like I said, I don't recommend using AUTO but if that's the direction you want to take, go for it. You could always test it out to see what happens.I get it. So if I set multiplier to 45 it will set voltage to around 1.2V. How high can I go on AUTO??