- Mar 2, 2010
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Hello,
I am new to overclocking and have read many guides including this one
However, my motherboard's interface is different and does not have all the fields listed, which is making things very difficult. I tried loading the ASRock's pre-defined 4.4 and 4.2 GHz OCs and they both freeze my computer during a prime95 test. My current clock is using the 4.0 preset and ran a 10 minute prime-95 with a maximum temperature of 60 degrees Celsius on an un-calibrated realtemp.
II am using a Haswell i7-4770K processor and I've read in many places that 4.4 should be easy to obtain on this chip, and I feel that my cooler is more than enough to handle the clock. I don't understand why the pre-defined ones would crash it.
I am new to overclocking and have read many guides including this one
However, my motherboard's interface is different and does not have all the fields listed, which is making things very difficult. I tried loading the ASRock's pre-defined 4.4 and 4.2 GHz OCs and they both freeze my computer during a prime95 test. My current clock is using the 4.0 preset and ran a 10 minute prime-95 with a maximum temperature of 60 degrees Celsius on an un-calibrated realtemp.
II am using a Haswell i7-4770K processor and I've read in many places that 4.4 should be easy to obtain on this chip, and I feel that my cooler is more than enough to handle the clock. I don't understand why the pre-defined ones would crash it.
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