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Is this just for Asus boards? Just got a 14700k do I need to do this I got a gigabyte board.

"NEVER EXCEED 400A" 😯🤨🤔 Do I have to bypass my electric meter ? I need to call an electrician...... 🤣

I think my CPU MC is cooked. used to run my Corsair RAM at 6200MHz now only stable at 5600MHz.

Nice vid thanks for the info 👍👌

4090 i9 13900k and I got blue screens after doing all these steps not sure what the issue is to be honest.

My laptop shows black screen when i turn it on now.

@TalonsTech hey buddy, I have Asus Rog Formula mb, with latest bios update(1301 x64), SP 106. I have i9 14900ks and 6400 MHz RAM. My cooling is Lian Li Galahad II 360 Trinity 3x120mm. I'm using XMP I, 400 A, PL1/2 253 Watt atm, and tweaking with undervolting, but still have ridiculous temps at cinebench while testing throttling (100°C). I also have around 38k points on CPU(multi core). Please can u help me with the settings in Bios to optimize it, to have normal temps and good performance. I'm struggling with it so much. Sorry for my english.

Tip, Work on the mouth smacking. I don't know if its a youtube thing but its like content creators is doing it to get louder and they doing it more and more in the video. You want your presentation to be clean

thank you for showing me how to do this on my monitor i was about to say i got scammed lmao. this is amazing it looks like my oled.

i love tech dude i may snag a 14900 do i need a 360mm aio or is my 240 good?

You realize that if you simply set multi-core enhancement to disabled enforce all limits it will set all voltages to intel recommended.

Would this also apply to an i13600k as well?

@Talons Tech would this all be the same on an MSI motherboard?

Very exciting bro, I also solved it on this way.but I want to know the 14900"K"chip,can set PL1andPL2 to 320W?🤔hope to you back

First thing thank you so much for your help really appreciated . I have i9 14900ks with sp 107 and p sp score 118 and E 82 And good custom water loop I put the - offset to 0.13500 and i increase the power to 320 and stable for me in CR23 it’s that offset good for me ?

Thank you SO much for this video! I was scratching my head for a month trying to figure out why my 14900K was hitting 100C immediately when starting any game. A couple would crash to desktop and once in a blue moon would BSOD. Now my games run steady at 50C-ish at full load.

I have the latest ASUS bios with default and matching settings; can't get much above 25000pt on Cinebench now. May have to revert to previous bios if I can remember which one it was. Even the few test I did before latest BIOs update still got into the 90c temp range with your settings. Is it possible it is a bad CPU or more likely to be cooling issue. I am cooling using Corsair water block and separate pump. How are you cooling your machine?

I've been having a lot of crashes over the past few months running games (Stellaris, Satisfactory, D4). Found this video and tried implementing the new power settings, but still got 95+ temps during Cinebench run. Intel i9-14900k ASUS Tuf gaming MB Corsair CPU water block & pump (XD7) I just tested a max power of 225 and got a max temp of 91c. Something is still not right but can't figure it out. I have reseated the water block already, with no change. The only thing from the video I did not change was XMP and no under-volt. Thoughts?

No most people bought the motherboard before they added intel settings and if so also probably haven’t done bios updates to get intel settings to show up in the first place

Question how are you able to run a game like cod with a core ratio of x59, there seems to be an issue with cod when running at cores like x57. When dialed it back to x53 it worked. Note there are tons for Reddit threads about this, was wondering if you have the same issue with your setup

How does this monitor look playing with a dark game like Alan Wake 2 of Doom?

Hello, can you use the manual mode and set a voltage of 1.15V instead of using the offset mode? Are there differences?

bro I did everything you did but my 14900k still crashing when gaming or maybe is something else I have a 850 corsair power supply and a 3090 gpu

Turn gsync compatibility off in nvidia control panel (3rd option) and flicker goes. But it shouldn’t happen on monitors costing 1,000 or more .. I feel it’s worse in the msi compared to Alienware I tried

Thanks man great video !! i was super confused why i had issues with games crashing especially unreal engine games, said out of video memmory but turns out it was cpu limits. Set everything as you showed in video and havent had a single crash. + would totally update the bios but last time i did it my oc didnt work, ram oc is a mf. The fact that you run 8200 IS CRAZYYYY to me

I don't own either of the processors but thank you for this.

Very informative but changing CPU/Core Cache to 400 and longterm/shortterm to 253 resulted in extremely high temps for me. Around 97 degrees when playing COD3. I am using a 240 mm Kraken elite. I am not crashing and system is really stable but really dont feel comfortable running this hot when gaming. Idle temps hovers around 58. Can you recommend anything for 240mm aio's for 14900k?

Any updates to this tutorial with updated information from Intel?

I take it you used thermal grizzly CARBONAUT? Please tell me what you think is the best option and advise me at 14900k. Also, can you tell me what the maximum voltage offset depends on, I could only set -0.060

thank you..

My temps dropped from 50c to 30c. The bios was indeed drawing unlimited power for no reason. In addition, my system is running faster than before.

lol Bullshit. Motherboard manufacturers have been doing this for over a decade. Intel has complete control over their ecosystem, they 100% shoulder the responsibility for this shit show.

saved me from buying bigger case 420mm cooler and liquid metal thermal paste, 100C to 70C while gaming and no crash thx a lot. 13900k with 240mm cooler.

Intel is to blame not the motherboard manufacturers. They got their default specs where again? Intel that’s where. Intel did this on purpose

Yes, like said many times over....great explanation good video.

Thanks

Thanks for the video bro

Thank you for a clear explanation. I was going insane with my system crashing in games and so on with a new system based on an i9 13th gen. I now have it rock solid with PL1 and PL2 at 265 and temps are cool as even with constant heavy load. I also put a 360 AIO cooler and new case in to boot and the system runs warm, not like a crashing toaster any more. I'm actually very disappointed with the motherboard manufacturers as I want a rock solid system, not push it with OC and crashing. This is on them and its wrong. I also am using an ASROCK motherboard which is great but some of the settings are quite unclear but its close enough to do these settings and leave the others alone.

I have the i9 14900KF and after doing this 400A 253/253 the Game doesn’t start and keeps crashing over and over again i cant even go to the main menu before the game crashes, any suggestions? by the way i have the ROG Strix Z790-E

can you please do a undervolting tutorial for the 14900k?

Great tutorial, i just bought a 14900k and i have an asus board so i will definitely look into doing this. Thanks for sharing 👍!

What about the Setting "Unlimited ICCMX"? Shouldnt this be also disabled, so it wont take more than 400amps? Or is it enough to set the Max limit to 400?

I was with you until about 24:20. Then you lost me. I have a stock gs66 stealth 10sf. I did a system benchmark test from userbenchmark's website and it said everything was great except my RAM which was in the bottom 6th percentile and I should try enabling xmp. Which is what I was trying to do. But I'm just beyond confused now. 😢 Also my bios doesn't have gear 1 or 2 option...

hi good video question have an asus z790 e gaming wifi ll and i9 14900 k at the beginning HWMonitor showed high mhz on p-core 5900 mhz as I remember it but after I have updated the bios it is only at 2300mhz on p-core is it not wrong and why?

This is a huge black eye to Intel/motherboardmakers. No buyer should go thru all this to make the product work properly.

I did what was suggested in this video. No matter what, my i914900k hits 100c pretty quick during a cinabench multi core test. Also, it sais utilization is 150% +. Any suggestions?

Pl1,Pl2 grayed out! Can't change what should I do? Asus maximus Z690 hero+13900k...

My i9 13900 KF is still unstable with these adjustments.. :(

I was hitting 330w with my new 14900K. Mostly all default settings with the Asus Strix Z690-E. I locked vcore to 1.25. I set it to the best-case scenario, disabled all the E cores, and locked all the P cores to 5.5. I set load line to 3.

What speed was your aio fans at during this video.