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I have a 2600x and runs with great temperatures. I have an asrock b450m pro4 motherboard and am wondering what clock speeds people are able to get at and with what voltage.

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i think 4.2 or 4.1 Ghz is possible though that will depend on your cooling solution. additionally i think the max safe voltage for 2000 series is 1.38 (needs confirmation) just try to see what your pc can handle. do a bit more research.

Im with the mentaility of "IF IM NOT SURE IF ITS ENOUGH COOLING, GO OVERKILL"

 

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My 5 2600 ( non x ) is sitting comfortably at 4.1 Ghz with around 1.31V , under heavy load I get a Vdrop to 1.28V but it's perfectly stable. 
Cooler is a DarkRock4 keeping it at 55 to <60°C while gaming and around 37 to mid 40s doing normal stuff. Never tried going for 4.2. Might be possible but you then need an absurd amount of extra Voltage what also means higher temp. Better also tune your Ram. 

But yea around 4 - 4.2 Ghz is what you can achieve. What exactly,  depends as mentioned on your cooling/ board and CPU capability. 
Max Voltage I'd also say around 1.38. Don't feel comfy that high. :D 

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4 hours ago, C17H23NO2 said:

My 5 2600 ( non x ) is sitting comfortably at 4.1 Ghz with around 1.31V , under heavy load I get a Vdrop to 1.28V but it's perfectly stable. 
Cooler is a DarkRock4 keeping it at 55 to <60°C while gaming and around 37 to mid 40s doing normal stuff. Never tried going for 4.2. Might be possible but you then need an absurd amount of extra Voltage what also means higher temp. Better also tune your Ram. 

But yea around 4 - 4.2 Ghz is what you can achieve. What exactly,  depends as mentioned on your cooling/ board and CPU capability. 
Max Voltage I'd also say around 1.38. Don't feel comfy that high. :D 

Ok thank you im a 4.1 with 1.375 also what other voltages are you using?

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9 hours ago, ChamberNC said:

Ok thank you im a 4.1 with 1.375 also what other voltages are you using?

Can you go lower with the Voltage?  
No other changes made. 
Multiplier changed and Core Voltage offset. 

Only changed the Voltage for RAM cause i overclocked that too. :) 

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