Intel XTU Chinese version 6.4.1.19

Intel XTU Chinese is a CPU tuning tool officially provided by Intel. This software can help veteran computer players to overclock, monitor and emphasize the system. The Chinese version of Intel XTU supports all Intel CPUs. It can also cool down the CPU by reducing the voltage. Users who need it are recommended to download it.

Software features

1. Next, open XTU, and you will see the following screen

Here is a detailed list of your configurations, just like a UEFI BIOS. However, it has proved to have powerful BIOS tuning capabilities
2. Click All controls under Manual Tuning on the left to enter the core page of the software. First you'll see this

3. Then you will see a picture similar to this

Introduction to Software Basics

The latest version of Intel XTU overclocking tool is a Windows based performance tuning software that allows beginners and experienced enthusiasts to overclock, monitor and stress the system. This software interface exposes a series of powerful functions that are common to most enthusiast platforms, as well as new Intel application processors and new functions provided on Intel motherboards.

Intel Supreme Debugging Utility (Intel XTU) version 6.5.1.360, including platform support for the next generation of intelligent Intel Core processor family and Intel Xeon W-W-3175x processors.

Support CPU

The latest version of Intel XTU overclocking tool supports Intel Core i3-8350K processor (8M cache, 4.00GHz)

Intel Core i3-9350K processor (8M cache, up to 4.60GHz)

Intel Core i3-9350KF processor (8M cache, up to 4.60GHz)

Intel Core i5-3570K processor (6M cache, up to 3.80GHz)

Intel Core i5-4670K processor (6M cache, up to 3.80GHz)

Intel Core i5-4690K processor (6M cache, up to 3.90GHz)

Intel Core i5-6600K processor (6M cache, up to 3.90GHz)

Intel Core i5-7600K processor (6M cache, up to 4.20GHz)

Intel Core i5-7640XX series processor (6M cache, up to 4.20GHz)

Intel Core i5-8600K processor (9M cache, up to 4.30GHz)

Intel Core i5-9600K processor (9M cache, up to 4.60GHz)

Intel Core i5-9600KF processor (9M cache, up to 4.60GHz)

Intel Core i7-3820 processor (10M cache, up to 3.80GHz)

Intel Core i7-3920XM Processor Premium (8M cache, up to 3.80GHz)

Intel Core i7-3930K processor (12M cache, up to 3.80GHz)

Intel Core i7-3940XM Processor Premium (8M cache, up to 3.90GHz)

Intel Core i7-3960X Processor Premium (15M cache, up to 3.90GHz)

Intel Core i7-3970X Processor Premium (15M cache, up to 4.00GHz)

Intel Core i7-4770K processor (8M cache, up to 3.90GHz)

Intel Core i7-4790K processor (8M cache, up to 4.40GHz)

Intel Core i7-4820K processor (10M cache, up to 3.90GHz)

Intel Core i7-4930K processor (12M cache, up to 3.90GHz)

Intel Core i7-4930MX Processor Premium (8M cache, up to 3.90GHz)

Intel Core i7-4940MX Processor Premium (8M cache, up to 4.00GHz)

Intel Core i7-4960X Processor Premium (15M cache, up to 4.00GHz)

Intel Core i7-5820K processor (15M cache, up to 3.60GHz)

Intel Core i7-5930K processor (15M cache, up to 3.70GHz)

Intel Core i7-5960X Processor Premium (20M cache, up to 3.50GHz)

Intel Core i7-6700K processor (8M cache, up to 4.20GHz)

Intel Core i7-6800K processor (15M cache, up to 3.60GHz)

Intel Core i7-6820HK processor (8M cache, up to 3.60GHz)

Intel Core i7-6850K processor (15M cache, up to 3.80GHz)

Intel Core i7-6900K processor (20M cache, up to 3.70GHz)

Intel Core i7-6950X Processor Premium (25M cache, up to 3.50GHz)

Intel Core i7-7700K processor (8M cache, up to 4.50GHz)

Intel Core i7-7740XX series processor (8M cache, up to 4.50GHz)

Intel Core i7-7800XX series processor (8.25M cache, up to 4.00GHz)

Intel Core i7-7820HK processor (8M cache, up to 3.90GHz)

Intel Core i7-7820XX series processor (11M cache, up to 4.30GHz)

Intel Core i7-8086K processor (12M cache, up to 5.00GHz)

Intel Core i7-8700K processor (12M cache, up to 4.70GHz)

Intel Core i7-9700K processor (12M cache, up to 4.90GHz)

Intel Core i7-9700KF processor (12M cache, up to 4.90GHz)

Intel Core i7-9800XX series processor (16.5M cache, up to 4.50GHz)

Intel Core i9-7900XX series processor (13.75M cache, up to 4.30GHz)

Intel Core i9-7920XX series processor (16.5M cache, up to 4.30GHz)

Intel Core i9-7940XX series processor (19.25M cache, up to 4.30GHz)

Intel Core i9-7960XX series processor (22M cache, up to 4.20GHz)

Intel Core i9-7980XE Premium processor (24.75M cache, up to 4.20GHz)

Intel Core i9-8950HK processor (12M cache, up to 4.80GHz)

Intel Core i9-9820XX series processor (16.5M cache, up to 4.20GHz)

Intel Core i9-9900K processor (16M cache, up to 5.00GHz)

Intel Core i9-9900KF processor (16M cache, up to 5.00GHz)

Intel Core i9-9900XX series processor (19.25M cache, up to 4.50GHz)

Intel Core i9-9920XX series processor (19.25M cache, up to 4.50GHz)

Intel Core i9-9940XX series processor (19.25M cache, up to 4.50GHz)

Intel Core i9-9960XX series processor (22M cache, up to 4.50GHz)

Intel Core i9-9980HK processor (16M cache, up to 5.00GHz)

Intel Core i9-9980XE Premium processor (24.75M cache, up to 4.50GHz)

Intel Xeon W-3175X processor (38.5M cache, 3.10GHz)

usage method

Let's get to know what these are
1. Reference Clock deals with external frequency. As a mobile terminal processor, it is not recommended to adjust it. I have tried to adjust it above 1Mhz, which will lead to a crash. Below 1Mhz, the system will be severely stuck. We ignore it and keep the default 100Mhz
2. PEG/DMI Ratio, as far as I know, is the bus frequency, and we do not need to use it or adjust it
3. Core Voltage: core voltage, default, plays a vital role in CPU heating/frequency. It is proportional to frequency, heating, and heating is proportional to frequency. There is a trade-off between heating and frequency. Warning: this is a dangerous option. Adjusting and clicking Apply will take effect immediately. If it is too low, power failure and restart will occur, If it is too high, the power will be cut off and the CPU will be scrapped. Unless you know what you should set, do not move
4. Dynamic CPU Voltage Offset: voltage floating fine adjustment, basically the same as above
5. Core Voltage Mode: This option can be adjusted only when the core voltage is above 1.15V. Adaptive means dynamically adjusted voltage, Static means fixed voltage. Generally speaking, using dynamic voltage is conducive to the balance of power consumption performance. Using fixed voltage will increase the use temperature but will have more stable performance
6. Intel Turbo Boost Technology: CPU Remax Switch
7. IO voltage is the same as above, which has little impact on CPU overclocking, ignoring
8. Turbo Boost Short Power Max Enable: short-time maximum frequency. As the saying goes, the CPU blood switch will increase the frequency more than the default frequency in a short time to improve the instant experience
9. Turbo Boost Power Max: It can be pulled to 512W at most. This is not an immediate option. It is different from voltage. It only indicates the maximum limit of power consumption. It is recommended that the power consumption should be above 57W. If other options are not adjusted, it may also improve the performance
10. Turbo Short Boost Power Max: the same
11. Processor Current Limit: The maximum current limit is the same as the power consumption. There is a saying here that 156A is a threshold value, beyond which there will be better performance. I didn't find it, but I still set it at 156A
12. MultipLeers: Frequency multiplication adjustment, which is the main factor affecting the performance, can be pulled directly through the slider. It should be noted that it needs to cooperate with the voltage here. In general, pulling frequency multiplication 2 or frequency multiplication 4 does not require dynamic voltage, but if it is higher, it needs to be properly pressurized. The ES and MX CPUs are not limited here, but also pay attention to the voltage temperature
13. Processor Cache Ratio and cache frequency under Cache option. It is recommended to set it to be the same as single core frequency multiplication
After pulling it, it will turn yellow. Click Apply in the lower right corner to take effect immediately

4. Let's look down
This is the overclocking page of the core video card. The core video card is about low power consumption, so it will not be discussed. It is basically the same as the CPU. 13x is the maximum frequency multiplication, and Voltage is the voltage

5. Here is the memory overclocking page, which looks like this by default

We need to press "Custom" and you will see these

Memory Multiplier is the memory frequency multiplier. The memory frequency multiplier on the right is the memory frequency multiplier. The memory frequency multiplier can be adjusted. You can freely combine the external frequency multiplier. Multiplying is the frequency
The above items are memory timing, which is troublesome. Next time I open the post, I will talk about memory specifically
Note that all memory changes need to be restarted to take effect
6. Here is the test page to test the stability of CPU, memory and graphics card

7. Here is the save page. You can save your settings as a file and load it directly next time without having to adjust it one by one again. The save button is also in the lower right corner "Save"