[gerardfraser]

Thanks for the answer, but I have a gigabyte z790 aorus elite ax and I set the multiplier to 55, avx 0, v cor 1.3v, tvb disable, I run the fpu aida64 test, but the board stubbornly reduces it to 5.3, I don’t know what to enable or disable seems to have tried everything?

Update your BIOS and try instant 6Ghz if you have it on your motherboard and try that.
post #4 in this thread has and gigabyte z790 aorus elite update information I would assume gigabyte z790 aorus elite ax would have similar instant 6Ghz.
I am not sure why people with gigabyte motherboards are having problems,I would actually have to test one myself. If you tried everything ,then I would exchange the motherboard for a different brand if you can. I can make suggestions all day but like you said you tried them all.
(2) Need Help overclocking 13700k | Overclock.net

SkatterBencher Gigabyte motherboard 4 different overclocking ways to achieve overclock,I suggest read all of it.Good luck
SkatterBencher #49: Intel Core i9-13900K Overclocked to 6100MHz - SkatterBencher

 

[evgen.sava.3195]

Update your BIOS and try instant 6Ghz if you have it on your motherboard and try that.
post #4 in this thread has and gigabyte z790 aorus elite update information I would assume gigabyte z790 aorus elite ax would have similar instant 6Ghz.
I am not sure why people with gigabyte motherboards are having problems,I would actually have to test one myself. If you tried everything ,then I would exchange the motherboard for a different brand if you can. I can make suggestions all day but like you said you tried them all.
(2) Need Help overclocking 13700k | Overclock.net

SkatterBencher Gigabyte motherboard 4 different overclocking ways to achieve overclock,I suggest read all of it.Good luck
SkatterBencher #49: Intel Core i9-13900K Overclocked to 6100MHz - SkatterBencher

Many thanks

 

[evgen.sava.3195]

Many thanks

Sorry for the trouble, please tell me, if I reset the bios to the factory settings, I leave all the parameters in automatic mode, but I turn on the fixed vcore 1.3v and leave it like that, is this normal?

 

[gerardfraser]

Sorry for the trouble, please tell me, if I reset the bios to the factory settings, I leave all the parameters in automatic mode, but I turn on the fixed vcore 1.3v and leave it like that, is this normal?

Yes I happen to do this all the time,it is a PC any setting can be normal.

 

[evgen.sava.3195]

Да, я делаю это все время, это ПК, любые настройки могут быть нормальными.
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[evgen.sava.3195]

How do you like these settings?

 

[evgen.sava.3195]

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[evgen.sava.3195]

Да, я делаю это все время, это ПК, любые настройки могут быть нормальными.
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it's good?

 

[gerardfraser]

Если это работает для вас, то это потрясающе. Лично мне нравятся активные турбочетности
If it works for you,then that is awesome. I personally like Active Turbo Ratios

 

[evgen.sava.3195]

Если это работает для вас, то это потрясающе. Лично мне нравятся активные турбочетности
If it works for you,then that is awesome. I personally like Active Turbo Ratios

Excuse me, but what does active tutbo ratio mean?

 

[gerardfraser]

Excuse me, but what does active tutbo ratio mean?

It is on your Motherboard.I like setting my CPU clocks like so

• Enter the Advanced Mode and stay in the Tweaker menu
• Set Enhanced Multi-Core Performance to Disabled
• Enter the Advanced CPU Settings submenu
  • Set Active Turbo Ratios to Manual-set whatever numbers you want
    • Set Turbo Ratio (1 P-Core Active) to 60
    • Set Turbo Ratio (2 P-Core Active) to 60
    • Set Turbo Ratio (3 P-Core Active) to 58
    • Set Turbo Ratio (4 P-Core Active) to 58
    • Set Turbo Ratio (5 P-Core Active) to 57
    • Set Turbo Ratio (6 P-Core Active) to 56
    • Set Turbo Ratio (7 P-Core Active) to 55
    • Set Turbo Ratio (8 P-Core Active) to 55
    • Set Turbo Ratio (1 E-Core Active) to 44
    • Set Turbo Ratio (2 E-Core Active) to 44
    • Set Turbo Ratio (3 E-Core Active) to 44
    • Set Turbo Ratio (4 E-Core Active) to 44
    • Set Turbo Ratio (5 E-Core Active) to 44
    • Set Turbo Ratio (6 E-Core Active) to 44
    • Set Turbo Ratio (7 E-Core Active) to 44
    • Set Turbo Ratio (8 E-Core Active) to 44

 

[Vonwick937]

What do you actually want to do play PC games or production work.


SIMPLE BIOS SETTINGS anyone can try in a couple clicks in BIOS
Set XMP for Ram
Set + Offset mode sign
CPU Core Voltage Offset (0.050mV)This adds CPU voltage for stability and heat control. Recommend testing your CPU with values you want to use to hit high CPU Clocks and keep heat under control with stability.
Set performance core ratio by core usage to achieve 6100 Mhz P -core single on light loads 5600 Mhz P-core all core on heavy work loads
1-Core Ratio Limit - 61
2-Core Ratio Limit - 61
3-Core Ratio Limit - 60
4-Core Ratio Limit - 59
5-Core Ratio Limit - 58
6-Core Ratio Limit - 57
7-Core Ratio Limit - 56
8-Core Ratio Limit - 56
4400 Mhz E-core Sync all cores
4800 Mhz Ring

Temp 90°C
Single-2379
Multi- 32611


Reasonable PC Gaming clocks for less heat

SIMPLE BIOS SETTINGS anyone can try in a couple clicks in BIOS
Set XMP for Ram
Set - Offset mode sign
CPU Core Voltage Offset (0.050mV)This reduces CPU voltage for heat control. Recommend testing your CPU with values you want to use for all core CPU Clocks and keep heat under control with stability.

Set performance core ratio by core usage to achieve 5500Mhz P -core all core on heavy work loads,PC Gaming
1-Core Ratio Limit - 55
2-Core Ratio Limit - 55
3-Core Ratio Limit - 55
4-Core Ratio Limit - 55
5-Core Ratio Limit - 55
6-Core Ratio Limit - 55
7-Core Ratio Limit - 55
8-Core Ratio Limit - 55
4400 Mhz E-core Sync all cores
4800 Mhz Ring

is there some possibility I could get some help with my i7-13700k I’m looking for better gaming performance I’m running a
MSI tomahawk mag z790
Asus Tuf 4090 OC edition
And 32gb ram on XMP but I’m getting high temps which lead to thermal throttling I’m just looking for simple tweaks that will help my performance without disabling my E cores

 

[bomerr]

is there some possibility I could get some help with my i7-13700k I’m looking for better gaming performance I’m running a
MSI tomahawk mag z790
Asus Tuf 4090 OC edition
And 32gb ram on XMP but I’m getting high temps which lead to thermal throttling I’m just looking for simple tweaks that will help my performance without disabling my E cores

remove your heatsink and post a picture of the IHS with old thermal paste.

 

[Vonwick937]

remove your heatsink and post a picture of the IHS with old thermal paste.

I actually just did this earlier? The thermal paste wasn’t the issue I guess some context is missing I have a 360mm aio attached top mounted it’s the MSI core liquid c360
it’s now set back to stock at
CPU speed 3.4ghz
Ram speed

 

[bomerr]

I actually just did this earlier? The thermal paste wasn’t the issue I guess some context is missing I have a 360mm aio attached top mounted it’s the MSI core liquid c360
it’s now set back to stock at
CPU speed 3.4ghz
Ram speed

Not the paste. The contact area. Do you need an IHS contact frame?

 

[Vonwick937]

Not the paste. The contact area. Do you need an IHS contact frame?

I think i had some settings off. temps are good now. although im losing performance when i ran R23 the first time i got a score of 2089 when i just ran it my score dropped? and none of my p cores seem to hit over 5MHz idk if im doing something wrong

 

[gerardfraser]

is there some possibility I could get some help with my i7-13700k I’m looking for better gaming performance I’m running a
MSI tomahawk mag z790
Asus Tuf 4090 OC edition
And 32gb ram on XMP but I’m getting high temps which lead to thermal throttling I’m just looking for simple tweaks that will help my performance without disabling my E cores

Seems like you are ok now but I would not worry about losing a little performance in Cinebench.I can run my 13700KF at 6200Mhz and it makes no real difference in PC Gaming over lets say 5300Mhz at my PC Gaming resolution 4k with RTX 4090.

I did make a video with simple BIOS settings on an Asus motherboard but MSI board you can do the same.I prefer MSI over Asus for the straight forward BIOS settings.

BIOS Settings I used-Adjust your CPU voltage for your CPU for stability.

 

[Vonwick937]

Seems like you are ok now but I would not worry about losing a little performance in Cinebench.I can run my 13700KF at 6200Mhz and it makes no real difference in PC Gaming over lets say 5300Mhz at my PC Gaming resolution 4k with RTX 4090.

I did make a video with simple BIOS settings on an Asus motherboard but MSI board you can do the same.I prefer MSI over Asus for the straight forward BIOS settings.

BIOS Settings I used-Adjust your CPU voltage for your CPU for stability.

So I went back into my bios, and I completely reset it back to default after I did that I made sure XMP was off, but after running a test on both CPu-Z and R23 none of my course we’re going past 5.3hz and I thought my CPU has a max core boost of 5.4hz? I made a thread, seeing if there’s anybody that could possibly help me separate from this, but I can post the pictures here as well.

 

[gerardfraser]

So I went back into my bios, and I completely reset it back to default after I did that I made sure XMP was off, but after running a test on both CPu-Z and R23 none of my course we’re going past 5.3hz and I thought my CPU has a max core boost of 5.4hz? I made a thread, seeing if there’s anybody that could possibly help me separate from this, but I can post the pictures here as well.

Your CPU is working correctly if you have default BIOS settings.It will be something like this ,were 2 cores have the ability to boost to 5400Mhz under the proper conditions but normal will be 5300Mhz all core.Light loads boost to 5400Mhz and heavy loads 5300Mhz until BIOS conditions are not meet

Default P-cores for 13700K/KF in BIOS-This will run at 5300Mhz all core or until one of the conditions in the BIOS is not met then the CPU will downclock according to AVX/Temperature settings ETC.

• (1 P-Core Active) to 53
• (2 P-Core Active) to 53
• (3 P-Core Active) to 53
• (4 P-Core Active) to 53
• (5 P-Core Active) to 54
• (6 P-Core Active) to 54
• (7 P-Core Active) to 53
• (8 P-Core Active) to 53

I guess it would be proper to ask what exactly do you want,do you want all core over clock or higher clocks with higher CPU-z/Cinebench scores then see screenshot to set clocks.
BIOS setting for all core overclock and BIOS setting for higher benchmark numbers in CPU-Z/Cinebench.
Asus BIOS simple OC

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MSI BIOS with Per core overclock adaptive voltage + offset+ AVX offset with temperature
Set your CPU Core voltage higher than voltage curve for your 13700K/KF to work correct.This was 12900K which has higher voltage curve than your 13700K/KF but you would be find with the voltages in screens.Just run test and lower voltage until you get what you want.

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