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Now even with my crappy motherboard BIOs I managed to get a stable 4.5GHz overclock with the highest temp (4 hours into prime95 test) of 61.C.
Motherboard GA-990FXA-UD3 (Rev 3.0) [Manual clocking and messing with power settings stopped throttles that millions of people have gotten. I may post a tutorial for those who don't know how to do so though I am new to messing wth BIOs]
Cooler Hyper 212 EVO
Vcore is 1.47-1.44
Multipler 22.5
RAM 1886
My only concern, how will this effect the longevity of my CPU and board? And is it bad that my RAM is at 1886? Its supposed to be 1866 but something I changed brought it to 1886 (accidental overclock) lol
Motherboard GA-990FXA-UD3 (Rev 3.0) [Manual clocking and messing with power settings stopped throttles that millions of people have gotten. I may post a tutorial for those who don't know how to do so though I am new to messing wth BIOs]
Cooler Hyper 212 EVO
Vcore is 1.47-1.44
Multipler 22.5
RAM 1886
My only concern, how will this effect the longevity of my CPU and board? And is it bad that my RAM is at 1886? Its supposed to be 1866 but something I changed brought it to 1886 (accidental overclock) lol
maybe I should've been a little more specific though... My main concern is CPU health and performance longevity. Cause I've seen some old overclocked CPUs not dead but end up slowing performance but this is true. By the time I notice any difference I'll probably have a whole new build (maybe 5 years minimum 7 years top)
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