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Can you overclock the r5 3600x by 2ghz with the stock cooler

Doggyroar82

I was going to get the cooler master hyper evo 212 black edition but i heard that you can still overclock with the stock cooler. (is this true?)

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Are you asking whether you can get your 3600X to 6GHz with its stock cooler?

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The 3600x has a base clock of 3.8GHz, so are you asking if you'd be able to overclock it to 5.8GHz using the stock cooler?

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you want a 5.8ghz base  3600x, on a stock cooler?!? The golden sample 10900k's with a CryoCooler reach like 5.7ghz boosts!!

I could use some help with this!

please, pm me if you would like to contribute to my gpu bios database (includes overclocking bios, stock bios, and upgrades to gpus via modding)

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1 minute ago, bellabichon said:

The 3600x has a base clock of 3.8GHz, so are you asking if you'd be able to overclock it to 5.8GHz using the stock cooler?

SRY as my profile pic says i am just a noob i ment to say .2ghz

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Ah.

Makes more sense now :)
So a 4 GHz overclock...

Maybe. If you get really lucky and get the coldest of all 3600X chips, then totally. 

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42 minutes ago, Doggyroar82 said:

SRY as my profile pic says i am just a noob i ment to say .2ghz

 
 

You can still oc with the stock cooler but it's not recommended, and it's also a lot harder to get it stable. 

 

Also at this point you have to ask yourself why. Boredom, wanting to learn something new, sure. But you won't really get noticeable gains from a tiny oc. At all. 

 

 

So a cooler is recommended therefore. 

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what are you doing with that computer? id recommend load optimized defaults for gaming and if u can ram overclocking. for production maybe undervolting/"overclocking" which means fixing the cores somewhere arround 4,1-4,2.

 

if u have no clue what you do, just load optimized defaults in bios and forget about it.

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