My 1st OC gone wrong ??
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kenstyle2131
September 24, 2012 10:57:19 AM
hello,
so i did my 1st overclocking to boost my 2600k to 4 GHz using this guide:
http://www.clunk.org.uk/forums/overclocking/39184-p67-s...
but i came in to a little problem when i followed the guide for my P8Z68 DELUXE/GEN3 mobo.
so i did the following :
Ai Overclock Tuner : Manual
BCLK/PEG Frequency : 100
by all cores(can adjest in OS): 40
now the problum came when i tryed to enter the voltage:
when i did this and saved to restart , blue screen of death came frown.gif
CAS Latency - 8
RAS to CAS Delay - 9
RAS Pre Time - 8
RAS ACT Time - 24
DRAM Command Mode - 1T
CPU Voltage - Manual Mode
CPU Manual Voltage - 1.12v
DRAM Voltage - Auto
after this i desided to leave the voltage to auto and only adjest the BCLK and ALL cores to 40.
my cpu was set to 4GHz .
ran the prime 95 with room aprox tem at 24 c (i have the cpu on air CM Hyper 212 EVO) for about 30 mins and im getting 78 to 81 temps..and this is on 4ghz only...
one of my mates told me that the high temp is due to the voltage as its on auto...???
i have seen many many many guides but they only further confuse me...any one know what voltages i should be putting ???
on a side note i have a 850v psu if this makes any difference.... plus the cpu boost stills works and i cant shut it down for a constant 4ghz .
also tried to OC at 4.5 ghz pc just shuts down after a few mins of load.
i want a good 4ghz OC plz help me
thanks
so i did my 1st overclocking to boost my 2600k to 4 GHz using this guide:
http://www.clunk.org.uk/forums/overclocking/39184-p67-s...
but i came in to a little problem when i followed the guide for my P8Z68 DELUXE/GEN3 mobo.
so i did the following :
Ai Overclock Tuner : Manual
BCLK/PEG Frequency : 100
by all cores(can adjest in OS): 40
now the problum came when i tryed to enter the voltage:
when i did this and saved to restart , blue screen of death came frown.gif
CAS Latency - 8
RAS to CAS Delay - 9
RAS Pre Time - 8
RAS ACT Time - 24
DRAM Command Mode - 1T
CPU Voltage - Manual Mode
CPU Manual Voltage - 1.12v
DRAM Voltage - Auto
after this i desided to leave the voltage to auto and only adjest the BCLK and ALL cores to 40.
my cpu was set to 4GHz .
ran the prime 95 with room aprox tem at 24 c (i have the cpu on air CM Hyper 212 EVO) for about 30 mins and im getting 78 to 81 temps..and this is on 4ghz only...
one of my mates told me that the high temp is due to the voltage as its on auto...???
i have seen many many many guides but they only further confuse me...any one know what voltages i should be putting ???
on a side note i have a 850v psu if this makes any difference.... plus the cpu boost stills works and i cant shut it down for a constant 4ghz .
also tried to OC at 4.5 ghz pc just shuts down after a few mins of load.
i want a good 4ghz OC plz help me
thanks
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Leave your RAM at stock settings.
Use a negative offset on your voltage. In order to know how much of a negative offset, you need to know how high "auto" is making it in the first place.
Use CPU-Z to see how high it is under "auto" and then use a negative offset to bring it down to where you want it. (Lower than where you are now, but higher than where you BSOD'd.)
Use a negative offset on your voltage. In order to know how much of a negative offset, you need to know how high "auto" is making it in the first place.
Use CPU-Z to see how high it is under "auto" and then use a negative offset to bring it down to where you want it. (Lower than where you are now, but higher than where you BSOD'd.)
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kenstyle2131
September 24, 2012 11:21:05 AM
sorry to be a noob but what values am i suppose to change (these are not mine just as a reference i have every thing at stock and auto)
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JustAnotherNoob
September 24, 2012 12:04:32 PM
Please, please, PLEASE! read a guide or two about overclocking. It really helps tremendously if you have at least some idea about what you are doing.
Following a cooking recipe can never result in an ideal overclock. And this is what overclocking is all about - getting the best result you can without breaking the bank or your equipment. That means finding YOUR ideal compromise between CPU speed and the voltage required to get there.
Run CPU-Z while prime 95 is running and find out what voltage "AUTO" is for your system. Then go into the bios and put that in as a manual value. Then work your way down (lower that voltage) until the system becomes unstable (or prime 95 starts reporting errors). At that point go up again by a step or two. Run a longer stability test. Look at your temps again. Then report back.
Following a cooking recipe can never result in an ideal overclock. And this is what overclocking is all about - getting the best result you can without breaking the bank or your equipment. That means finding YOUR ideal compromise between CPU speed and the voltage required to get there.
Run CPU-Z while prime 95 is running and find out what voltage "AUTO" is for your system. Then go into the bios and put that in as a manual value. Then work your way down (lower that voltage) until the system becomes unstable (or prime 95 starts reporting errors). At that point go up again by a step or two. Run a longer stability test. Look at your temps again. Then report back.
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kenstyle2131
September 24, 2012 12:13:08 PM
very nice suggestion just one thing im confused at.... which one of the values (voltage) am i supposed to lower ???
which ones and ill crack it...
http://imageshack.us/a/img51/8507/img0019r.png
http://imageshack.us/a/img689/3032/img0020m.png
which ones and ill crack it...
http://imageshack.us/a/img51/8507/img0019r.png
http://imageshack.us/a/img689/3032/img0020m.png
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mysteryos
September 24, 2012 12:27:18 PM
kenstyle2131
September 24, 2012 4:27:01 PM
Software clocking programs take over the voltage control so they will up the volts as they see fit,
on my rig Amd overdrive or ati catalyst won't get me past 3.9GHz, manually setting things I've validated at 4.5GHz
Amd 975BE,
Software can be a safe entry into clocking, but it soon outlived its usefulness for me,
Moto
on my rig Amd overdrive or ati catalyst won't get me past 3.9GHz, manually setting things I've validated at 4.5GHz
Amd 975BE,
Software can be a safe entry into clocking, but it soon outlived its usefulness for me,
Moto
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kenstyle2131
September 25, 2012 5:37:35 AM
Actually the oc guide on the sticky was not helpfully at all
it's for Msi mono only and saying fing out what is in mine lol if I knew y would I want a guide in the 1st place lol
I have the asus p6 mobo
Second of as many guides don't have is tell a noob how to increase the volts , I have been asking in the forum since 2days for anyone to tell me how to (which values) to increase or decrease regarding volts..... I know how to increase my clocks , voltages are my only problem , hope some can tell me what to increase and what not to ..
it's for Msi mono only and saying fing out what is in mine lol if I knew y would I want a guide in the 1st place lolI have the asus p6 mobo
Second of as many guides don't have is tell a noob how to increase the volts , I have been asking in the forum since 2days for anyone to tell me how to (which values) to increase or decrease regarding volts..... I know how to increase my clocks , voltages are my only problem , hope some can tell me what to increase and what not to ..
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footlong96
September 25, 2012 5:41:43 AM
Every chip is different. Every chip needs different volts. For example my sandybridge needs 1.26 for 4.0ghz and 1.335 for 4.5ghz but needs 1.395 for 4.7ghz. I had to massively increase the volts between 4.5 and 4.7ghz to be stable. not worth it.
other people can get 5.0ghz at 1.4 volts. Every chip is different.
Your bios says you can change your voltage next to where it says CPU Manual Voltage
other people can get 5.0ghz at 1.4 volts. Every chip is different.
Your bios says you can change your voltage next to where it says CPU Manual Voltage
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kenstyle2131 said:
sorry to be a noob but what values am i suppose to change (these are not mine just as a reference i have every thing at stock and auto)]http://imageshack.us/a/img51/8507/img0019r.png
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You won't find a guide written exactly for your setup, you are expected to know a bit about what you are doing and that includes being familiar with your bios,
in your picture for example, it shows a box saying cpu voltage manual, and the box below has the voltage set at 1.12,
that means that Cpu is getting 1.12v variable for llc and droop (may go up or down a bit as required)
you need to identify the same setting in your own bios and re-read the guides ready to adjust accordingly to your set up,
Moto
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kenstyle2131
September 25, 2012 8:14:40 AM
ok so i tried to do a 4.3 OC and got this :
4.3ghz
voltages: i tried : 1.275
ran the prime 95 test for 20 mins
prime 95, cpuz , real temp.
74 80 79 78 max came down a bit after 10 mins but not too much
edit unstable after 10 min of prime95 = blue screen
now trying 1.245 still temps rising !!
gona play with the voltages a bit: i think ill find the sweet spot some where 1.225 and 1.325v
any suggestions ??
4.3ghz
voltages: i tried : 1.275
ran the prime 95 test for 20 mins
prime 95, cpuz , real temp.
74 80 79 78 max came down a bit after 10 mins but not too much
edit unstable after 10 min of prime95 = blue screen
now trying 1.245 still temps rising !!
gona play with the voltages a bit: i think ill find the sweet spot some where 1.225 and 1.325v
any suggestions ??
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kenstyle2131
September 25, 2012 10:50:52 AM
kenstyle2131
September 25, 2012 4:47:27 PM
kenstyle2131
September 25, 2012 8:12:43 PM
ya i been playing bf3 all day with this setting NP at all max temps 60 Celsius ..can u tell me if i clock higher will that help with my fps
gtx 680 sli on 3 22" monitors with nvidia surround
currently im getting around 57 to 70 FPS , NO AA , 2xMSAA. all setting on ultra
lol and the fan on 12v are loud as hell
i love em
gtx 680 sli on 3 22" monitors with nvidia surround
currently im getting around 57 to 70 FPS , NO AA , 2xMSAA. all setting on ultra
lol and the fan on 12v are loud as hell
i love em
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footlong96
September 26, 2012 9:09:58 AM
footlong96
September 26, 2012 9:11:44 AM
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