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motherboard for overclock up to 4.5-4.6 ghz

dodo
By dodo
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What is the best motherboard from the list below for stable overclocking and for its features:

ASUS P8Z77 M PRO

GIGABYTE Z77MX-D3H

GIGABYTE Z77-D3H

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The Asus because it has much more beefier VRM then the other boards in comparison hence it may give you the best chance to get the highest stable clock.

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All of them are probably capable of reaching those overclocks, but I would recommend the Asus board because of the better VRMs, like killerx said.

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all of them will overclock to 4.6 just fine. other thing to be noted is that the first two are matx motherboards. i would choose the asus one personally .!

PC 1: CPU: i5 12600k     GPU: RTX 4080     MOTHERBOARD: Asus B650M-A D4       RAM: 16x4 DDR4 3200       POWERSUPPLY: EVGA 650 G6  

SSD: WD Black gen 4 x2 + Crucial MX 500 x2           

KEYBOARD: Keychron K4    MOUSE: Logitech G502 SE Hero   MOUSE PAD: Goliathus control XL   MONITOR: Alienware AW3423DW + LG 25UM58 + Dell 24"  Speakers: Edifier R1280T + SVS PB1000

 

Laptop: M1 MacBook Pro 16                     

 

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Just an FYI Gigabyte uses a Different VRM design and there 6 Phase actually tops quite a few 8 Phase Power Designs, so id say even playing field.

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