overclocking my cpu))
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henydiah
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not should OC .. useless without adequate GPU will only get higher clocked cpu but if used to accelarate GPU requiring either application or game still lacking. except for a light by default with turbo is more than enough.
next plan get GPU and aftermarket cooler for do OC .. performance will raise significant
next plan get GPU and aftermarket cooler for do OC .. performance will raise significant
Keyboardwarrior95
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Hello, if you feel that you need the extra proformance then yes overclock, but be aware you will need a better cooler than the stock intel one.
To overclock on your mobo just go into the uefi (bios) and up the multiplier in small increments, do this until your cpu becomes unstable or too hot (75 c-85 c) if temps remain ok then try upping the core voltage carefully, the voltage is what causes excessive heat not the frequency, once you have retained stability you can keep on overclocking if you wish, when you are done you now want to get the voltage as low as you can, while maintaining stability, this will keep your cpu cool and running happily for much longer
hope this helps, Jack
To overclock on your mobo just go into the uefi (bios) and up the multiplier in small increments, do this until your cpu becomes unstable or too hot (75 c-85 c) if temps remain ok then try upping the core voltage carefully, the voltage is what causes excessive heat not the frequency, once you have retained stability you can keep on overclocking if you wish, when you are done you now want to get the voltage as low as you can, while maintaining stability, this will keep your cpu cool and running happily for much longer
hope this helps, Jack
Keyboardwarrior95 :
Hello, if you feel that you need the extra proformance then yes overclock, but be aware you will need a better cooler than the stock intel one.
To overclock on your mobo just go into the uefi (bios) and up the multiplier in small increments, do this until your cpu becomes unstable or too hot (75 c-85 c) if temps remain ok then try upping the core voltage carefully, the voltage is what causes excessive heat not the frequency, once you have retained stability you can keep on overclocking if you wish, when you are done you now want to get the voltage as low as you can, while maintaining stability, this will keep your cpu cool and running happily for much longer hope this helps, Jack
To overclock on your mobo just go into the uefi (bios) and up the multiplier in small increments, do this until your cpu becomes unstable or too hot (75 c-85 c) if temps remain ok then try upping the core voltage carefully, the voltage is what causes excessive heat not the frequency, once you have retained stability you can keep on overclocking if you wish, when you are done you now want to get the voltage as low as you can, while maintaining stability, this will keep your cpu cool and running happily for much longer
hope this helps, Jack
tnx you . i am going to buy 212 evo is it ok ? and can you give me some video tuttorial for oc ? tnx again
Keyboardwarrior95
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yeah, the 212 (make sure its the hyper-evo...) is fine for a decent overclock, just watch your temps with core temp or something similar, also a video to help you: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCIWTX-jy9A
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