Overclocking Z390

Hi,
No I'm on koolance fluid I linked too earlier it's good for 2 years.

6 months on pure distilled is pushing it way too long
Longest I've read is two months without anything to stop growth..

Hi,
Nope it's not pretty much why I just changed coolants.

Hi,
The constraint it easier on shipping
Just mix it up and pour it in a clear glass and look at it closely to see if anything is floating around in it

Hi,
Performance PC is located in New York
They have in stock all the koolance fluids and mayham X1 clear
Watercooling Fluids Additives - Koolance

Mayhems X1 Clear Concentrate - 250ml by Mayhems (Clear color)

They are in Florida. not sure if they opened a shop in NY but they have always been in Fl.


Performance PC's, Inc
1701 Robert J Conlan Blvd NE #5, Palm Bay, FL 32905, USA

Performance PC's, Inc.
1701 Robe
Palm Bay, FL 32905

Hi,
Oops yeah mine delivery history says Melbourne Florida
Maybe it's frozen cpu that's in New York :/

N00berG00ber said:

So I'm trying to get 5ghz stable on all 8 cores and I'm running into some issues. So it seems that 1.265v is enough for 5ghz, however this is only in offset mode. I can't get adaptive to work. No matter my negative values I input, CPU is stuck at 1.38v. The only thing that works too change college lower is setting a higher LLC. I've heard adaptive does not support voltages lower than what the cpu is capable of. I'd this y it's not working? Also on an Asus board, there a lot more options then I'm use to! What settings effect overclocks the most?

Dude adaptive mode never worked correctly it's either offset or straight voltage

I know for sure the offset you need is like -40 or something if you're going that low it has been a while since i tuned my 8086k but i know for sure Adaptive voltage is a mess