Dark ages overclock
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moosenoodles




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PostPosted: Sat, 4th Jan 2014 17:07    Post subject: Dark ages overclock
I know I was living in a dark age regarding builds of late, but since when did overclocking become so simpleeees... 3.5 > 4.0 with like hardly a degree of difference and a voltage change for stability of 1.15 > 1.4 - Think the engineers state take it to 1.55v and your good for 4.2-4.5 mostly on these Fx's - but so far nothing is dying Very Happy

Im sure it could go to 4.2 even higher at this rate but I dont want to be greedy..

Or is it just the FX cpu's are extremely doable.
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Sin317
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PostPosted: Sat, 4th Jan 2014 17:13    Post subject:
has been some while.

My old c2d e6320 i could OC with stock cooler from 1.86ghz to 3.6ghz

i7 920 , again with stock cooler, from 2.67ghz to 3.5ghz

And that was some years ago hehe.
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moosenoodles




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PostPosted: Sat, 4th Jan 2014 17:27    Post subject:
Sin317 wrote:
has been some while.

My old c2d e6320 i could OC with stock cooler from 1.86ghz to 3.6ghz

i7 920 , again with stock cooler, from 2.67ghz to 3.5ghz

And that was some years ago hehe.


wow really? I could not of dreamed of clocking my e6600 to its 3.4 on stock cooler lol

It just seems less should we say awkward or something, maybe its the ease of the tools and bios that makes it less scary looking..
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Sin317
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PostPosted: Sat, 4th Jan 2014 18:16    Post subject:
moosenoodles wrote:
Sin317 wrote:
has been some while.

My old c2d e6320 i could OC with stock cooler from 1.86ghz to 3.6ghz

i7 920 , again with stock cooler, from 2.67ghz to 3.5ghz

And that was some years ago hehe.


wow really? I could not of dreamed of clocking my e6600 to its 3.4 on stock cooler lol

It just seems less should we say awkward or something, maybe its the ease of the tools and bios that makes it less scary looking..


6600 is quad , no ? the e6320 is only a duo
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couleur
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PostPosted: Sat, 4th Jan 2014 18:23    Post subject:
e = duo

q = quad


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PostPosted: Sat, 4th Jan 2014 18:25    Post subject:
My oldass Q8300 is running at 3.33GHz from 2.5GHz, not bad I think Very Happy
The question is... how long does it have left?


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Sin317
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PostPosted: Sat, 4th Jan 2014 18:35    Post subject:
couleur wrote:
e = duo

q = quad


ah missed the e lol.

Anyway, it's probably the chip that is different. Iirc the 6x20 are a generation after the 6x00 ones. iirc anyways.
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moosenoodles




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PostPosted: Sat, 4th Jan 2014 18:57    Post subject:
Sin317 wrote:
couleur wrote:
e = duo

q = quad


ah missed the e lol.

Anyway, it's probably the chip that is different. Iirc the 6x20 are a generation after the 6x00 ones. iirc anyways.


yeah think sabin had a good or still does E series but his was higher than mine. most the e6600's were generally great overclockers though, its been at 3.2-3.4 constantly for last 4 years solid and no issues.
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PostPosted: Sat, 4th Jan 2014 19:04    Post subject:
Hijacking the thread a bit. Couldn't afford a cooler for the SO's CPU as well. Is it worth OC-ing her 2500k with stock cooler? If so, how much can I push it? It hasn't been OC'ed before. Is it as simple as changing the multipliers in BIOS? Do I need to know anything else? Thanks.




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PostPosted: Sat, 4th Jan 2014 19:08    Post subject:
You should be able to go as far as 4.2 at least without adding to the vcore, and it is as easy as changing the multi in bios. Just be sure to change it on all cores.

You can obviously go as far as you stay in safe temperatures. Just use Prime95 and run a blend test for 30min while checking your cores temps with Realtemp.


"Enlightenment is man's emergence from his self-imposed nonage. Nonage is the inability to use one's own understanding without another's guidance. This nonage is self-imposed if its cause lies not in lack of understanding but in indecision and lack of courage to use one's own mind without another's guidance. Dare to know! (Sapere aude.) "Have the courage to use your own understanding," is therefore the motto of the enlightenment."
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PostPosted: Sat, 4th Jan 2014 19:32    Post subject:
couleur wrote:
You should be able to go as far as 4.2 at least without adding to the vcore, and it is as easy as changing the multi in bios. Just be sure to change it on all cores.

You can obviously go as far as you stay in safe temperatures. Just use Prime95 and run a blend test for 30min while checking your cores temps with Realtemp.


Should have stayed with the 2500k, if it wasn't a present, I wouldn't have bought the 4670k not even beaten, it's so much hotter than Sandy Bridge. Wouldn't even be surprised if OC-ing both will yield the same temps, even though I have the 212 EVO. Intel really fucked up with the IHS on Ivy and Haswell, didn't they. Didn't want to believe the word being passed around, but it seems people are right.




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PostPosted: Sat, 4th Jan 2014 19:36    Post subject:
For overclockers and gamers, Intel didnt really bring out anything interesting since SB indeed. Instead they focus on power consumption and integrated gfx.


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