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Help me undervolt my 13700k (alien.top)

submitted 1 year ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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Recently i was forced to upgrade from an old Intel core 2 duo E7500 (it fought until his last breath, rest in peace sweet prince), as you may realise all this thing about overclocking/undervolting is new to me.

i've read that undervolting can make the pc run colder and last longer which is what i want since i went with a 240mm aio but i dont know how to properly do it without losing a lot of the cpu performance, i did an offset on the bios following some video tutorials but i have read some post about something called llc and ac/dc (i asume it's not the rock band, i doubt playing highway to hell is going to help) anyways, could you guys tell me what values should i use

i have a intel 13700k cpu

motherboard is a gigabyte z790 aorus elite ax

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

Yeah don't touch LLC that's really only for use with a static voltage, on MSI anyway.

What are your current temps? Is there a need to undervolt? If so I`d start with a -0.05mv undervolt.