Hi what is the maximun overclok that is supporting this procesor i'm eventually using 477K and it is reaching 4.5 GHZ....
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I've overclocked 2 of these processors the first would do 4.6 and the second will do 4.7 with vcore at a max of 1.4 under full load. Your results might be better or worse, I'm using custom watercooling to keep temps under 70c and an Asus Rampage IV Black.
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3.4GHz is the highest rate the CPU can reach, generally it runs as 2.4GHz, this is the way it should be.
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Mine works great with it and I have overclocked. The board is a beast and I have had nothing but a positive experience with it.
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Yes this is a 1150 socket motherboard and that means it supports the 4770k. If you haven't purchased the 4770k you should purchase the 4790k due to the better overclocking ability. The motherboard is rog and is top of the line and overclocks above average. Rog is coming out with their extreme z97 motherboards in July if you are willing to wait. Hopefully this answered all your questions ;)
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It's an obsolete board, the current version (Z97) is much cheaper. I can's imagine why someone would buy this, but if they had a real gem of an 1155 CPU, maybe it's worth it to the right person?
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The motherboard that I purchased along with this processor is the GIGABYTE GA-Z97X-Gaming G1 WIFI-BK. This motherboard is made for OC'ing. I'm presently running this processor at 4.6Ghz and it works fine. I've been taking it up slowly and keeping an eye on core temperature. I am using water cooling.
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This board is not really meant for anything besides getting an i7-3770k and knowing advanced overclocking to achieve a frequency higher than 4.7GHZ... otherwise, you're better off saving a lot of money and buying the standard 1155 Pro (blue) board which will automatically clock a 3770k to 4.6GHZ without any effort. Of course with overclocking, you will want the best cooler whether it be an all in one liquid loop/(full liquid system) or a huge heatsink with fans. No offence, but you should really just buy a cheaper ASUS 1155 board if you don't understand why you would get liquid cooling over a fan. It's not the board, it's what the board is meant to do to the CPU. Otherwise you're throwing money away. This board is not really meant for anything besides getting an i7-3770k and knowing advanced overclocking to achieve a frequency higher than 4.7GHZ... otherwise, you're better off saving a lot of money and buying the standard 1155 Pro (blue) board which will automatically clock a 3770k to 4.6GHZ without any effort. Of course with overclocking, you will want the best cooler whether it be an all in one liquid loop/(full liquid system) or a huge heatsink with fans. No offence, but you should really just buy a cheaper ASUS 1155 board if you don't understand why you would get liquid cooling over... » Read More This board is not really meant for anything besides getting an i7-3770k and knowing advanced overclocking to achieve a frequency higher than 4.7GHZ... otherwise, you're better off saving a lot of money and buying the standard 1155 Pro (blue) board which will automatically clock a 3770k to 4.6GHZ without any effort. Of course with overclocking, you will want the best cooler whether it be an all in one liquid loop/(full liquid system) or a huge heatsink with fans. No offence, but you should really just buy a cheaper ASUS 1155 board if you don't understand why you would get liquid cooling over a fan. It's not the board, it's what the board is meant to do to the CPU. Otherwise you're throwing money away. « Show Less
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I think that would be the 3770k. But I didn't check, why don't you? Sorry, very grumpy answer, the third generation Intel but I'm not sure about a Xeon. I'm using a 3570 3.4GHz i5. Okay I looked for you and the answer is...drum roll please...The Intel Xeon E3-1290 v2 3.7GHz at $350 today on Amazon.
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Yes ,It will and you can easily overclock this processor with this board. This is my computer board on one of my computers which I have the i7 4770k running at 4.5 ghz. I bought the 4790k to build a new system but decided to purchase the Z97 to build on. So now I have both. I prefer the Z97 because it is easier to work with but both boards work well for me. BIOS updates are easy to do on both. Z97 has more updated features. If you buy either board you must update the bios before you start tinkering.
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Ya, i have that and it goes very fast without overocking. If i did overclock it would be even faster!
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This board will handle 2133 mhz and overclock it, it will handle up to and beyond 3000 mhz. What ram are you running?
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Overclocking is really good on this motherboard and sense its a z97 motherboard it goes perfect with a i7 4790k. The i7 4790k is actually better than the i7 4770k when it comes to temperature and overclocking and sense this is a gaming motherboard overclocking is very simple on this board. Also sense this cpu has better heat transfer than other cpu, you can overclock much more and still keep temps pretty low but as for overclocking on this broad is very easy and the bios explains what everything does and also can automatically overclock for you, but at first it may be overwhelming with all the options this mother board gives you but like I said asus does a great job of explaining what everything does on there
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The K model is "unlocked", meaning it can be used for overclocking, if you are so inclined. If you don't want to overclock your processor/system, don't get the K model.
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It's a 2133 Mhz DDR3 Module, the motherboard is specified to support 1600 Mhz at max. but you can overclock it t max of 2800 Mhz.The voltage is OK.But be careful because, overclocking in not garanty. I already buy DDR Module which can be overclocked but a soon as I increase the frequency and voltage, the motherboard crash !!!I would say, buy a 1600 Mhz DDR3 Module, it will cost you less than this one and you are garanty it runs !!!
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I am not sure about your type of processor but I will tell you I have an i7 3770 that boost up to 3.9 GHz and even under a full load never go over 45 C. I do not overclock and I only use one fan I was told that an additional fan will basically only help if you are overclocking I would start with one fan and see how it goes from there I would doubt that you would have any overheating issues also the thermal paste they gave you is pretty good but I use artic silver instead.
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This one has been very stable up to 4.9 mhz O.C.! And has beed that way since i built the machine. So if what you are arking is if it a faster processor the answer is Yes
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Yes, and it's awesome. Good choice on the 4770; I bought the 4771 and I can't overclock it =[.... good build!