Hello,
I have read that non-k Ivy Bridge CPUs could be overclocked by 400 MHz . The Max Turbo Frequency of the i5-3470s is 3,6 GHz . This step would generate a CPU Frequency of 4 GHz ?
Is it also possible to increase the BCLK of this CPU to 105 MHz and apply a multiplier of 40 to generate 4,2 GHz, or at least quite stable 4,1 GHz ( BCLK=102,5 MHz) ?
I already got an Z68 motherboard wich is capable to change the multiplier. The Thermalright hr-02 Macho is the planned CPU cooling system. I also like to apply quality heat-conductive paste between the cpu-die and the ihs.
I have read that non-k Ivy Bridge CPUs could be overclocked by 400 MHz . The Max Turbo Frequency of the i5-3470s is 3,6 GHz . This step would generate a CPU Frequency of 4 GHz ?
Is it also possible to increase the BCLK of this CPU to 105 MHz and apply a multiplier of 40 to generate 4,2 GHz, or at least quite stable 4,1 GHz ( BCLK=102,5 MHz) ?
I already got an Z68 motherboard wich is capable to change the multiplier. The Thermalright hr-02 Macho is the planned CPU cooling system. I also like to apply quality heat-conductive paste between the cpu-die and the ihs.
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