I7 6800k oc?

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I would like some constructive tips guides or information on how to overclock the I7 6800K. Just Finished building my system and other then overclocking I'd like to get a deeper understanding on Ubuntu as I used raring ring tail briefly and loved it. spec's as follow's
i7 6800K
ASUS X99 ROG Strix Motherboard
64GB of DDR4 2400MHZ Corsair Vengeance LPX kits
Dual Asus Strix GTX 1080's with standard SLI Bridge
Corsair 850 watt power supply
Samsung 950 Pro 512 GB M.2 SSD boot Drive
Raid 0 array of Dual 512GB Samsung 850 Pro SSD's
Corsair H100i V2 AIO CPU liquid cooler
Corsair C 70 Case
ASUS DVD burner
Windows 10 Pro 64 Bit
 
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Best thing you can do is have a look at the countless guides out there. You would basically be getting the same advice from them.
 
Best thing you can do is have a look at the countless guides out there. You would basically be getting the same advice from them.

Awesome thank's for the elitist attitude. As if I have not tried that but most guides are for the older chips I7 5820K the newer SKU Chip's use lower voltage and I am not comfortable applying a guide that may or may not be correct to something that cost me over $3k USD to build. Thanks for the your time.
 
Awesome thank's for the elitist attitude. As if I have not tried that but most guides are for the older chips I7 5820K the newer SKU Chip's use lower voltage and I am not comfortable applying a guide that may or may not be correct to something that cost me over $3k USD to build. Thanks for the your time.

Hey dude chill.

First of all never follow a guide that tells you to put a specific CPU voltage in - that would be garbage for a start.

Please dont attack a fellow member taking the time to reply, you could have easily reworded your reply as a question which would have come across far more politely and that may well have got other members involved with helping you because to be fair your question has been asked and answered a hundred times and isnt a single post answer if done properly.

Overclocking is about learning if done properly.
 
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