Undervolting Asrock B760

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   Hello, I want to know how to adjust and undervolting at B760, all I see on the website is the Z series or other products,

this happened when I notice that my CPU 13700KF hit 100 degrees even before 100% load, that was my mistake in choosing 280cm AIO kyo sama and I thought I can tame 13700kf.

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imaterial Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 07 Jun 2023 Location: Indonesia Status: Offline Points: 60	Post Options Post Reply Quote imaterial Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Undervolting Asrock B760 Posted: 25 Jun 2023 at 1:03pm
	Hello, I want to know how to adjust and undervolting at B760, all I see on the website is the Z series or other products, this happened when I notice that my CPU 13700KF hit 100 degrees even before 100% load, that was my mistake in choosing 280cm AIO kyo sama and I thought I can tame 13700kf.

ubronan Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 14 Jul 2023 Location: netherlands Status: Offline Points: 75	Post Options Post Reply Quote ubronan Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 16 Jul 2023 at 2:22am
	I would simply sell the Cooler and buy a new one so you have a fitting cooler setup. Most people who buy Intel cpu never really check how insane hot the new generation of Intel cpu's become I actually always tell them to buy a huge cooler and tell them that it will still hit it's limit pretty darn quick as it need most of the time an uncomfortable high revs running water cooler I am not even talking about the big gun which actually is almost always too hot for normal people who do not wanna play with excessive cooling solutions and alot of tweaking and tinkering to shave of some of the insane heat it produces. I do not blame the users who bought this but Intel in it's infinte wisdom and not being able to really have a solution other than making again a power slurping monster which of course heats up enormous does make a fast cpu but in my view not a winner. The fact that it is insane power hungry and is beaten in games on many cases by a about 80 watt using AMD cpu says enough. Intel needs to get onto the smaller die factor quick as a power slurper cpu is not the right answer.