Scuzzmuffin
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Ive read a bunch of guides around overlocking/undervolting the 14900ks, but there are 3 settings I'm still confused if they should be on or off for best performance, and how they effect overclocking.
1) Enhanced Turbo - should this be on or off?
- Default appears to be on. Ive seen several people leave it alone and a few turn it off,
2) Intel Speed Shift - should this be on or off
- Default appears to be on. Ive only seen it discussed like once, but didnt say whether to keep it on or off
3) C-State - should this be on or off
- Default appears to be on. Ive seen about half say turn off, and half say leave it alone.
4) CPU Switching Freq - Keep on auto or set value, 500, 600, 700, 800?
- Ive seen a few comment places that a value between 600-800 can improve performance, but with no real support on what it does.
5) Turbo Boost Max Tech 3.0 - does disabling this improve performance with overclocking?
- i understand it try to push certain workloads to specific cores, which is suppose to improve performance, but if we are running all core at 57 or 58x should this be turned off?
My goal is to get max performance out of the 14900ks at 58x.
* im currently at 57x with the following results
-----Intel XTU benchmark : 14200
-----Cinebench R23 : 41200
-----Time Spy CPU Test : 23500
***100% load temp of 89c***
Thanks in advance
1) Enhanced Turbo - should this be on or off?
- Default appears to be on. Ive seen several people leave it alone and a few turn it off,
2) Intel Speed Shift - should this be on or off
- Default appears to be on. Ive only seen it discussed like once, but didnt say whether to keep it on or off
3) C-State - should this be on or off
- Default appears to be on. Ive seen about half say turn off, and half say leave it alone.
4) CPU Switching Freq - Keep on auto or set value, 500, 600, 700, 800?
- Ive seen a few comment places that a value between 600-800 can improve performance, but with no real support on what it does.
5) Turbo Boost Max Tech 3.0 - does disabling this improve performance with overclocking?
- i understand it try to push certain workloads to specific cores, which is suppose to improve performance, but if we are running all core at 57 or 58x should this be turned off?
My goal is to get max performance out of the 14900ks at 58x.
* im currently at 57x with the following results
-----Intel XTU benchmark : 14200
-----Cinebench R23 : 41200
-----Time Spy CPU Test : 23500
***100% load temp of 89c***
Thanks in advance
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