Name:Anthony
CPU:i5-3570k
Motherboard: Asus P8Z77-V LE PLUS
CPU Voltage: 1.304 V (At highest running AIDA 64)
CPU Bus Speed/Multiplier: 103.2
Clock Speed: 4222.32 MHz (4.2 GHz)
RAM: G Skill DDR3 16Gb @ 1.5 V (1600 MHz)
Cooling: Corsair H60 with Aerocool Shark 120mm fans (push/pull config)
OS: Windows 8.1 64 bit
Hey guys, hope all is well! I, as well as several people on these forums, am new to serious overclocking. By serious I mean not using the automatic OC on my Asus mobo... The speeds you see are from switching my bios to the auto OC and using XMP for my ram settings. (bear with me, I am new to this)
I want to get into serious OC'ing, instead of using the auto OC on my bios. First off though:
1) How are my speeds, voltages looking with the auto settings?
2) Is there anything wrong with them?
Second, where should I start when manually overclocking? I have done some reading on marginally increasing settings etc. What speed do you think I should be getting and with what voltages? I know not all processors are the same.
-Thanks! Anthony
CPU:i5-3570k
Motherboard: Asus P8Z77-V LE PLUS
CPU Voltage: 1.304 V (At highest running AIDA 64)
CPU Bus Speed/Multiplier: 103.2
Clock Speed: 4222.32 MHz (4.2 GHz)
RAM: G Skill DDR3 16Gb @ 1.5 V (1600 MHz)
Cooling: Corsair H60 with Aerocool Shark 120mm fans (push/pull config)
OS: Windows 8.1 64 bit
Hey guys, hope all is well! I, as well as several people on these forums, am new to serious overclocking. By serious I mean not using the automatic OC on my Asus mobo... The speeds you see are from switching my bios to the auto OC and using XMP for my ram settings. (bear with me, I am new to this)
I want to get into serious OC'ing, instead of using the auto OC on my bios. First off though:
1) How are my speeds, voltages looking with the auto settings?
2) Is there anything wrong with them?
Second, where should I start when manually overclocking? I have done some reading on marginally increasing settings etc. What speed do you think I should be getting and with what voltages? I know not all processors are the same.
-Thanks! Anthony