Okay, I apologise in advance for my lack of knowledge, but I do plan on learning as much as i can about computer hardware, but for the moment, I'm a complete noob.
I have a new computer setup and I want to OC it. the specs are as follows -
i7 2600k 3.4ghz @ 4.3ghz
Asus P8Z68-V LX mobo
Asus 560 ti 448 @880mhz
8GB G.Skill Ram 1600mhz
Corsair H60
60GB SSD
So, I am going to be doing plenty of video editing and therefore want my computer to be as quick as it can be, within reason of course as I can't afford to buy new bits regularly. I have changed the multiplier in the bios to 43 x 100, I switched off Turbo Mode (which then blacked it out as 'Enabled') and I have set a CPU offset voltage off '-0.010'.
The below pictures are from CPU-Z idle and running under load (Prime95). I have read that 1.3V is pretty high for a 4.3ghz OC, so do I just continue increasing the minus offset in 0.005 increments until at the lowest possible stable voltage?
Any advice would be appreciated.
I have a new computer setup and I want to OC it. the specs are as follows -
i7 2600k 3.4ghz @ 4.3ghz
Asus P8Z68-V LX mobo
Asus 560 ti 448 @880mhz
8GB G.Skill Ram 1600mhz
Corsair H60
60GB SSD
So, I am going to be doing plenty of video editing and therefore want my computer to be as quick as it can be, within reason of course as I can't afford to buy new bits regularly. I have changed the multiplier in the bios to 43 x 100, I switched off Turbo Mode (which then blacked it out as 'Enabled') and I have set a CPU offset voltage off '-0.010'.
The below pictures are from CPU-Z idle and running under load (Prime95). I have read that 1.3V is pretty high for a 4.3ghz OC, so do I just continue increasing the minus offset in 0.005 increments until at the lowest possible stable voltage?
Any advice would be appreciated.