Is this OC stable? G3258

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akramo58

akramo58

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Hello, I recently built a PC and I haven't overclocked my G3258 yet, I'm using the stock cooler but It's not a really big overclock.
I'm ocing the g3258 to 3.5 ghz and my voltage is 1.245
not sure if the voltage is too high or low.
Any help would be appreciated
BTW I own a h81m-plus motherboard.
 
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When I was reviewing mainstream S1150 motherboards, all of them could overclock a G3258 to 4.0GHz on stock voltage. I was limited by a silicon-lottery loser; all those I tried could OC a better chip to 4.2GHz, also on stock voltage. All you should need to adjust is the multiplier, and possibly a per-core setting (it's described in one of my reviews).
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When I was reviewing mainstream S1150 motherboards, all of them could overclock a G3258 to 4.0GHz on stock voltage. I was limited by a silicon-lottery loser; all those I tried could OC a better chip to 4.2GHz, also on stock voltage. All you should need to adjust is the multiplier, and possibly a per-core setting (it's described in one of my reviews).
 
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Does it say if it's stable, basically if I use a benchmarking tool, how do I know if it's stable?
it doesn't crash or what?
 
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