Dear Community,
I know there are literally over a million threads of i5 2500k overclocking, but I just converted from AMD to intel. I just got a i5 2500k and a ASRock Z77 pro 3, I don't know why but I don't feel the system as responsive as with my old Athlon ii X3@3.85Ghz. For my Ram I have HyperX 2x4gb 1333. I have been mostly playing Starcraft 2 which is the main reason I changed to intel, the problem is that I still feel the sudden slowdowns. Currently, I have the processor at stock, and I would like to do just a mild overclocking, maybe to 3.8Ghz, I know the chip can take more, maybe eventually once I get use to overclocking intel. For now my main question is about Turbo Boost on 1 vs all Cores. Can I up the Multiplier to lets say 38 and Change the turbo boost to all cores? would that effectively overclock the chip for all cores at 3.8 rather than only 1? I appreciate all your responses, if it is not explain well please ask, like I said am new to intel, and I would appreciate help. Thanks
I know there are literally over a million threads of i5 2500k overclocking, but I just converted from AMD to intel. I just got a i5 2500k and a ASRock Z77 pro 3, I don't know why but I don't feel the system as responsive as with my old Athlon ii X3@3.85Ghz. For my Ram I have HyperX 2x4gb 1333. I have been mostly playing Starcraft 2 which is the main reason I changed to intel, the problem is that I still feel the sudden slowdowns. Currently, I have the processor at stock, and I would like to do just a mild overclocking, maybe to 3.8Ghz, I know the chip can take more, maybe eventually once I get use to overclocking intel. For now my main question is about Turbo Boost on 1 vs all Cores. Can I up the Multiplier to lets say 38 and Change the turbo boost to all cores? would that effectively overclock the chip for all cores at 3.8 rather than only 1? I appreciate all your responses, if it is not explain well please ask, like I said am new to intel, and I would appreciate help. Thanks
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