Intel does not recommend overclocking unlocked processors? Contrary to popular belief, This kind of nonsense, one way or another critical view stands for clients.
Intel Core i7-7700K is one of the favorite processors enthusiasts - offers very good performance, and if necessary, it is possible to further disperse. At least, so it looks in theory, but in practice it is not so colorful, because I have recently become aware of the problem with the system overheating.
Initially, the problem was described by multiple users on the official forum of the manufacturer. Even under less demanding tasks, such as opening a browser window, I increased the frequency of its processor, This leads to an abrupt rise in temperature - up to 90 degrees Celsius, and that even with the use of more efficient cooling systems. Interestingly, overheating problem is not only a model Core i7-7700K, but the Core i7-7700 (t. it is. version with a locked multiplier).
It is not necessary to hide, that high temperatures are sufficiently disturbing signal - and not only, Considering, что снижают интенсивность работы компьютера, they can also adversely affect its accident rate (maximum allowable operating temperature for the chips is 100 degrees). Editors interested in business TechSpot site, which decided to ask the manufacturer about the problem.
It turns out, such that the temperature characteristic of the processor jumps, and the manufacturer does not recommend changing the operating parameters (eg, increasing the frequency or voltage). If we are talking about noise, users need to use the option of adjustment fan speed.
We have to admit, The answer sounds quite amazing producer, because the Core i7-7700K processor is, designed specifically for overclocking (so expensive and worth). On the other hand, to be surprised, because the manufacturer does not give any warranties in the processor overclocking. The question is only one, and do not feel cheated if clients and will not be solved whether to switch to a competitor equipment? AMD has certainly would be happy this turn of events.