Intel's internal overclocking software exposed, driving i9-13900HK mobile processors to full-core 5.8GHz

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com, February 12, Intel ROC is the overclocking software used by Intel OC and verification labs. According to the video of Der8auer visiting Intel, Intel used the software to overclock i9-13900HK mobile CPU to all-core 5.8GHz (default Rui Frequency 5.2GHz).

The Intel ROC software has not yet been made public, and as you can see from the screenshot, it can be used with a verification motherboard that directly accesses thousands of variables in CPU, while Intel staff can monitor and verify all changes to CPU in real time.

Intel ROC software provides direct control of each kernel through an one-click interface. Users can overclock on Intel CPU with just a few mouse clicks, and can directly see the status of each large and small core.

The Intel Core i9-13900HK tested is not a regular version of 6 large cores + 8 small cores, but is based on the unlocked version of Alder Lake-P die 8 large cores + 8 small cores, using air-cooled heat dissipation.

CTOnews.com learned from the video that Der8auer successfully overclocked i9-13900HK to 5.8GHz, targeting full-core 6.0GHz. However, once it reaches 5.985 GHz, the system crashes. The test shows that the CPU can run stably under 5.8GHz.

Intel has no plans to release Intel ROC software for ▲ 's all-core 6.0GHz failure, but the convenience of this overclocking software, as well as i9-13900HK's 5.8GHz, is very impressive.