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Overclock display problem?

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Ok, so I've built several PC's but never really have overclocked. 

 

So I was going to try on this pc before i try on more expensive machines:

 

asrock fm2a55m-vg3+

a8-6600k

2x4gb team vulcan 1600mhz

500Gb WD blue

500 Watt raidmax psu

 

 

So I've tried to just push up the bclk up a few ticks and even +1 makes my display black...but my pc doesn't turn off.

 

I'm very curious if this will happen in the bios...but really want to know some info about this. I've heard that these cpu's are very picky with the bclk...

 

SO, does anyone know anything about this or have some experience with overclocking this processor that can help?

 

 

UPDATE: Went into bios to oc and can change the multiplier but no the bclk or it will crash.

The Vinyl Decal guy.

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Overclock using multiplier instead of base clock. Might be a contributing factor?

I use a Lenovo T440: i5 4300U, 8GB RAM, 128GB Samsung 840 Evo, 14" 900p display and an external 23" 1080p passive 3D monitor. Extended 6-cell battery with internal 3-cell. Ubuntu 14.04 LTS (I only use open-source software -- haven't paid for a single program yet).

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Overclock using multiplier instead of base clock. Might be a contributing factor?

I've tried just the multiplier too and i still get a black display but system doesn't turn off yet.

The Vinyl Decal guy.

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