- Nov 6, 2011
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In order to study algorithm performance this fall – O( n * log n ) et cetera – I want to create three profiles which run the CPU at three speeds: 1.5, 3.0, and 4.5 GHz. And I want the computer to run at those speeds constantly. When I run the algorithm, I don’t want the CPU going from 1.6 GHz up to 3.3 or 3.7 GHz, and then back down to 1.6 GHz. And ideally, I would be able to change from one profile to another from inside the OS without having to reboot into Bios (does Ai Suite allow this?).
I went into the ASUS UEFI bios and simply set the multiplier at 4.5 and it gave me a stable overclock on Prime95 for a few hours keeping the temperature in the mid sixties, so I assume I can get a legitimate 4.5 OC on this system.
Does anyone know if this is possible? Is it the same problem as finding a stable OC at 4.5, but set the multiplier at 1.5 ? And how do you prevent the CPU from going from 1600 to 3300 or 3700, I haven’t found that info anywhere. (Noob 2 OC).
Any any advice on how I can go about accomplishing this is greatly appreciated.
I5-2500k / ASUS P8Z68-V / 212 Evo in-out / Gskill 1600 2x4 / Corsair TX750v2 / Win7
I went into the ASUS UEFI bios and simply set the multiplier at 4.5 and it gave me a stable overclock on Prime95 for a few hours keeping the temperature in the mid sixties, so I assume I can get a legitimate 4.5 OC on this system.
Does anyone know if this is possible? Is it the same problem as finding a stable OC at 4.5, but set the multiplier at 1.5 ? And how do you prevent the CPU from going from 1600 to 3300 or 3700, I haven’t found that info anywhere. (Noob 2 OC).
Any any advice on how I can go about accomplishing this is greatly appreciated.
I5-2500k / ASUS P8Z68-V / 212 Evo in-out / Gskill 1600 2x4 / Corsair TX750v2 / Win7
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