How much to increase voltage when overclocking?

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aggelos123

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So i want to overclock my Athlon X4 750K.I know how to change the multiplier etc.But thing is..When my CPU is unstable,by how much exactly should i increase the voltage so i bring it to a stable state?
 
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DonkeyOatie
Overclocking safely and effectively requires a considerable understanding of everything you are doing because every chip is unique. One of my G3258s will overclock to 4.2Ghz, the other one to 4.5Ghz with different voltages, voltage steps, and temperatures.

Googling is, at best, going to give number with no meaning.

The guide I linked to gives you the information you need to get started, and shows you how to find out how good your chip is.

This may be of help too. http://www.ocinside.de/workshop_en/amd_fm2_overclock/

Overclocking is for people who are informed about the process or are prepared to spend the time to become informed.
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Being that CPU uses an APU board/socket (FM2) you may need to look at a guide specifically focused on FM2 overclocking. There may be a few differences in the settings and recommended voltages.

The RoG articce DonkeyOatie recommended above is a good place to start.
 
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aggelos123

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Im not following this overclocking guide.Im just googling etc...But thing is overclocking guides are not really detailed on this CPU.And there is a limited ammount of them.Can you please explain to me what is a safe voltage increase every time my CPU becomes unstable?
 
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aggelos123

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I would like to know what's usually a safe voltage increase when a cpu becomes unstable.
 
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Overclocking safely and effectively requires a considerable understanding of everything you are doing because every chip is unique. One of my G3258s will overclock to 4.2Ghz, the other one to 4.5Ghz with different voltages, voltage steps, and temperatures.

Googling is, at best, going to give number with no meaning.

The guide I linked to gives you the information you need to get started, and shows you how to find out how good your chip is.

This may be of help too. http://www.ocinside.de/workshop_en/amd_fm2_overclock/

Overclocking is for people who are informed about the process or are prepared to spend the time to become informed.
 
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