Hello All.
This is my first thread here so please be kind if i have done something wrong
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As mentioned in the topic i have problems when i try to OC my I2500k CPU with Gigabyte P67A-UD3-B3 mother board.
Specs:
System: windows 10 64 bit.
CPU: Intel Core i5 2500k @ 3.3GHz Sandy bridge 32nm.
Ram: 16 GB DDR3 Crosshair vengence 2400 (cant get them to go higher than 1330 tho)
Motherboard: Gigabyte P67A-UD3-B3, BIOS version F2
GPU: AMD Radeon R9 390
Storage: Crucial ssd 500 GB
Cooler for CPU: Intel TS13X Liquid Cooling Solution (so i have good cooling)
I have checked alot of videos and i wanna get a stable OC at around 4.2 GHZ. but i have alot of problems before i even get to the OC.
The biggest problem I encounter is that even if i set the multiplier to x40 or x42 my pc wont go any higher than the turbo frequency of the 3.7 ghz.
When i check the Core speed in CPU-Z i only get the 3692 MHz. Even tho i changed settings in Bios to 4000 mhz. It seems like i cant get past the Turbo boost that is in the chip.
Is this a BIOS problem because i run an old Bios version? (i have Bios version F2).
Or what is the probem?
i have tried to enable and disaple alot in the bios and also tried to set it all on AUTO.
I have searched around the internet to try find an answer to why i cant get it over the turbo boost.
By the way this is not a problem with me not getting a stable OC, i cant even get to that part cause my PC starts up well after i change the multiplier in the BIOS to x40 but it does not go to the x40 after. It just stays at the x33 and then with turbo boost at x37.
and yes i have remembered to save settings.
Second problem is that i cant get my ram to go higher than the standard 1330. I want them to go at the 2133 that is the max for my motherboard but nothing helps.
Please help me if any have any answers to why i cant OC my CPU and why i cant change the frequency of my ram.
Please write if you need more information or pictures. I really hope someone can help me with an answer. Sry for the bad english.
This is my first thread here so please be kind if i have done something wrong
.As mentioned in the topic i have problems when i try to OC my I2500k CPU with Gigabyte P67A-UD3-B3 mother board.
Specs:
System: windows 10 64 bit.
CPU: Intel Core i5 2500k @ 3.3GHz Sandy bridge 32nm.
Ram: 16 GB DDR3 Crosshair vengence 2400 (cant get them to go higher than 1330 tho)
Motherboard: Gigabyte P67A-UD3-B3, BIOS version F2
GPU: AMD Radeon R9 390
Storage: Crucial ssd 500 GB
Cooler for CPU: Intel TS13X Liquid Cooling Solution (so i have good cooling)
I have checked alot of videos and i wanna get a stable OC at around 4.2 GHZ. but i have alot of problems before i even get to the OC.
The biggest problem I encounter is that even if i set the multiplier to x40 or x42 my pc wont go any higher than the turbo frequency of the 3.7 ghz.
When i check the Core speed in CPU-Z i only get the 3692 MHz. Even tho i changed settings in Bios to 4000 mhz. It seems like i cant get past the Turbo boost that is in the chip.
Is this a BIOS problem because i run an old Bios version? (i have Bios version F2).
Or what is the probem?
i have tried to enable and disaple alot in the bios and also tried to set it all on AUTO.
I have searched around the internet to try find an answer to why i cant get it over the turbo boost.
By the way this is not a problem with me not getting a stable OC, i cant even get to that part cause my PC starts up well after i change the multiplier in the BIOS to x40 but it does not go to the x40 after. It just stays at the x33 and then with turbo boost at x37.
and yes i have remembered to save settings
. Second problem is that i cant get my ram to go higher than the standard 1330. I want them to go at the 2133 that is the max for my motherboard but nothing helps.
Please help me if any have any answers to why i cant OC my CPU and why i cant change the frequency of my ram.
Please write if you need more information or pictures. I really hope someone can help me with an answer. Sry for the bad english
.
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