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So when i set my ratio to 50 it just reverts back to normal once i boot into windows, but when i use a tool inside of windows i can easily get it to 5 ghz, how do i fix it, i would like to do it in the bios

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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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13 minutes ago, HelpfulTechWizard said:

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= none. Them Ryzen chips need a little more than just set the multiplier. Gotta at least F10 and save the settings.....

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30 minutes ago, OwayBaway said:

So when i set my ratio to 50 it just reverts back to normal once i boot into windows, but when i use a tool inside of windows i can easily get it to 5 ghz, how do i fix it, i would like to do it in the bios

We really need to know your system specs, and what settings your changing (is XMP on; what speed is the RAM running, voltages, what software are you using in windows, etc etc)

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1 minute ago, ShrimpBrime said:

= none. Them Ryzen chips need a little more than just set the multiplier. Gotta at least F10 and save the settings.....

Obviously its intel..... but.............. what Intel is the question.

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Just now, LIGISTX said:

Obviously its intel..... but.............. what Intel is the question.

Could be an FX chip. Those do 5ghz. P4 from back in the day netbursted with some heavy cooling.

 

I prefer guessing. I've found it amusing so far. 😛 

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Just now, ShrimpBrime said:

Could be an FX chip. Those do 5ghz. P4 from back in the day netbursted with some heavy cooling.

 

I prefer guessing. I've found it amusing so far. 😛 

Well, ok, fair. lol. FX def did 5 Ghz. A good handful of older chips would do 5 GHz if you pumped ridiculous volts through them, your right, your right. lol. Good ol FX and Celeron D still holin the top of the OC record boards.

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It's turtle rig in disguise

 

So this means i7-4930k

 

 

Before you reply to my post, REFRESH. 99.99% chance I edited my post. 

 

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Just now, Mister Woof said:

It's turtle rig in disguise

 

So this means i7-4930k

 

 

It's actually an i7 7700. (according to his profile....)

The motherboard, I have no idea..... lol

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2 minutes ago, ShrimpBrime said:

It's actually an i7 7700. (according to his profile....)

The motherboard, I have no idea..... lol

 

Well then if it's an i7-7700 that explains everything.

Before you reply to my post, REFRESH. 99.99% chance I edited my post. 

 

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What did you use to verify that 5GHz?

 

And booting the system itself is.more stressful than idling in desktop

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37 minutes ago, unclewebb said:

You guys are not very skilled at reading minds.

My money is on his 10600KF.

 

 

 

If I could read minds, I wouldn't be here! 

You linked a post to a system he hadn't even completed yet.

-rascal- says "You can't be lazy" lol. Oh man, the plot thickens.

 

My favorite is his new chair. "It smells like weed!" 

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On 3/26/2021 at 8:00 PM, Mister Woof said:

Well then if it's an i7-7700 that explains everything.

Oop so i upgraded, I am no longer running a locked chip, I am using an

I5 10600KF and a z590 aorus pro ax

 

Edit: i fixed the issue on my own and i just changed my profile to list the proper specs

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On 3/26/2021 at 7:45 PM, LIGISTX said:

We really need to know your system specs, and what settings your changing (is XMP on; what speed is the RAM running, voltages, what software are you using in windows, etc etc)

xmp on, 10600kf and aorus z590 pro ax

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On 3/29/2021 at 9:57 AM, OwayBaway said:

Oop so i upgraded, I am no longer running a locked chip, I am using an

I5 10600KF and a z590 aorus pro ax

 

Edit: i fixed the issue on my own and i just changed my profile to list the proper specs

Out oof curiosity.... why get an "expensive mobo" and only use a middle ground CPU in it? I would have thought a ~180 dollar motherboard and throw the 100 bucks you saved on the mobo at a better CPU, like a 10700k so you can get 2 more cores..?

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On 4/1/2021 at 11:20 PM, LIGISTX said:

Out oof curiosity.... why get an "expensive mobo" and only use a middle ground CPU in it? I would have thought a ~180 dollar motherboard and throw the 100 bucks you saved on the mobo at a better CPU, like a 10700k so you can get 2 more cores..?

bc i was going to get a 200 usd one bc i need z chipset to do an oc and i was going to get a cheaper one, but when we went to microcenter (this was on vacation bc we dont have one where we live) my dad just said why not just get this one if its better, and he covered the difference bc my sister bought some stuff on the trip so this was like, my gift.

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A good mobo is ok to pair with a mid range CPU.. you can run the snot out of that CPU and the board wont blink.

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On 3/26/2021 at 11:02 PM, ShrimpBrime said:

If I could read minds, I wouldn't be here! 

You linked a post to a system he hadn't even completed yet.

-rascal- says "You can't be lazy" lol. Oh man, the plot thickens.

 

My favorite is his new chair. "It smells like weed!" 

Haha good times.

 

👀 I got exposed LOL

 

On 3/29/2021 at 9:57 AM, OwayBaway said:

Oop so i upgraded, I am no longer running a locked chip, I am using an

I5 10600KF and a z590 aorus pro ax

 

Edit: i fixed the issue on my own and i just changed my profile to list the proper specs

 

The i5-10600KF has a Base Clock of 4.1 GHz (100 MHz x 41), and the MAX single-core Turbo Boost of 4.8 GHz.

You're not going to easily JUST change the CPU Multiplier Ratio = 50.

You'll need to adjust things like voltage(s), possibly CPU Load-Line Calibration levels, to get 5.0 GHz to run successfully / stable.

 

Is your system stable with JUST X.M.P. for the RAM enabled?

No CPU overclocking?

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11 hours ago, freeagent said:

A good mobo is ok to pair with a mid range CPU.. you can run the snot out of that CPU and the board wont blink.

Not saying you can't, but from a performance standpoint it always makes way more sense to get a better CPU when your mobo is 100 bucks more expensive then "a good" mobo will cost. My mobo was 190 bucks, and its running a 10700k at 5.1 ghz without blinking.... Thats just my point, but he has a good reason so fair enough.

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You can get a good clock out of a mid range board. No one disputed that. 

 

Congrats for being able to run your stock clocks @ all core!

 

A good mobo doesn't mean top end, it means its not shitty, not the best, but good.

 

I ran Intel for a long time, just because you see AMD in my sig doesn't mean anything.

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