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CPU and RAM overclocking
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CPU and RAM overclocking
As for the RAM OC, it was possible to achieve the 4400 MHz CL17 (so better than on the Z390 platform)
1.45V has been applied for the purpose of the OC of the RAM. This time it was 17-19-19-39, and not 17-19-19-40 line on Z590 PG Velocita. Regarding the CPU, the limit was 5.1 GHz, which is still a good result, especially that it’s an i9 10850K, not 10900K (which usually doesn’t OC better than that). You need to remember that the power consumption for the CPU alone can be then 250 W or even above. The results are the same as for the Asrock Z590 PG Velocita.
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