Long ago I read that when overclocking you should only increase the clock by little and see if it is still stable, and never the multiplier since it would increase too much without knowing whether it is stable.
1) It looks like this has changed? I read in many guides that you should be increasing the multiplier by 1 at a time and then see if it is still stable.
2) When you overclock on for example XTU you cannot increase the Non Turbo Boost Ratio (on a 4670K) over the default of x34. Does this mean that the only overclocking done will be to the Turbo Boost?
3) So when you do overclock on XTU, should you be moving the multipliers of all cores up or just 1 core? I assume all cores. I tried one but the speed didn't increase during the stress test.
Lastly, can someone please take a look at my XTU screenshot and tell me if everything looks right? Have I missed any setting I should be changing?
http://img31.imageshack.us/img31/9257/f7qp.png
1) It looks like this has changed? I read in many guides that you should be increasing the multiplier by 1 at a time and then see if it is still stable.
2) When you overclock on for example XTU you cannot increase the Non Turbo Boost Ratio (on a 4670K) over the default of x34. Does this mean that the only overclocking done will be to the Turbo Boost?
3) So when you do overclock on XTU, should you be moving the multipliers of all cores up or just 1 core? I assume all cores. I tried one but the speed didn't increase during the stress test.
Lastly, can someone please take a look at my XTU screenshot and tell me if everything looks right? Have I missed any setting I should be changing?
http://img31.imageshack.us/img31/9257/f7qp.png