8Pack approved 4.8ghz 6700K Skylake, Z170

Sean Maddocks · 5 Nov 2019 at 07:10

Hello all
I purchased a 8Pack approved 4.8ghz 6700K Skylake, Z170, but I have lost my over clock over the times of updated the bios, can anyone help me get it back or tell me all the settings, I have a 280mm watercooling and fair flow is goood, any help would be grateful

Thank you
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(first time posting)

6700k
ASUS rog hero Z170
32gb ddr4 corsair
ASUS 2080ti

Len Dananey · 5 Nov 2019 at 11:03

It will be saved as a profile within the bios, look for the option to load profile and I am sure it will be there.

Thekwango · 5 Nov 2019 at 11:12

Len Dananey said:
It will be saved as a profile within the bios, look for the option to load profile and I am sure it will be there.

unlikely, saved profiles are deleted (usually) when a new bios is flashed. unless the profile was saved to an external source i'd say it's a case of manually inputting the values for the overclock again.

Len Dananey · 5 Nov 2019 at 11:24

Thekwango said:
unlikely, saved profiles are deleted (usually) when a new bios is flashed. unless the profile was saved to an external source i'd say it's a case of manually inputting the values for the overclock again.

Really? I update my bios every now and then and I have never had the profile deleted, how odd haha.

Thekwango · 5 Nov 2019 at 11:27

Len Dananey said:
Really? I update my bios every now and then and I have never had the profile deleted, how odd haha.

maybe it's me that's wrong, but i've always noticed that bios profiles are cleared after each bios flash! maybe different boards/vendors do it differently.

Sean Maddocks · 5 Nov 2019 at 12:10

Thank you all for you're replies, there is overcloking profiles, I wasn't sure if that's what came on the motherboard (retail) I will have a look when I get home,
Thank you again everyone

Sean Maddocks · 5 Nov 2019 at 23:01

So after looking at the bios. It has no profiles saved at all

Steveocee · 20 Nov 2019 at 16:51

If the profiles are gone then you're probably best just doing a bit of reading and trying to get an overclock on yourself. It's likely not something where someone can give you the settings as each system will be marginally different from another.