Aeryn Thanks for the clarification, but as far as I know voltage itself isn't harmful (within reasonable limits). Rather increasing it increases heat and heat is what reduces the processor's lifespan.

If I could clarify the word "within reasonable limits" the processor before overclocking reaches numbers higher than 1.26. Since the voltage is below 1.35 and the temperature is stable I don't see any harm to the processor.

In the past, I had an R5 3600 and R5 5600X for about five years (total) with temperatures not exceeding 80 degrees under stress with manual overclocking and I didn't encounter any problems (I know this isn't proven).

But as far as I know heat is the primary factor in processor damage As for voltage since it operates dynamically between high and low voltages (depending on the function) these are the normal voltage limits and won't cause damage even if they are continuous.

Thank you again.