I just overclocked my 2400mhz ram to 3600mhz and its stable....

[Krakendakon]

2 hours ago, xg32 said:

yap, ud likely need like 1.35v, basically modern 3200 ram if u can run them at those timings.

this is what i got with 1.3v should i keep going i had a lot of bluescreens lol

currently running TM5 For stability.

[xg32]

Just now, Krakendakon said:

this is what i got with 1.3v should i keep going i had a lot of bluescreens lol

currently running TM5 For stability.

 

u can either bump up the voltage to 1.35v or keep it at current settings, not a huge difference at this point, stability is priority.

[Krakendakon]

2 hours ago, xg32 said:

u can either bump up the voltage to 1.35v or keep it at current settings, not a huge difference at this point, stability is priority.

does bumpingit up to 1.35v make it more stable?

 

[xg32]

Just now, Krakendakon said:

does bumpingit up to 1.35v make it more stable?

 

yes, i find 1.32v to be about the minimum for 3200 for most sticks, thats why stock 3200 are all 1.35v.

[Krakendakon]

2 hours ago, xg32 said:

yes, i find 1.32v to be about the minimum for 3200 for most sticks, thats why stock 3200 are all 1.35v.

ok its 1.35v now so what now lol.

[Krakendakon]

3 hours ago, xg32 said:

yes, i find 1.32v to be about the minimum for 3200 for most sticks, thats why stock 3200 are all 1.35v.

could i ask you a question i just overclocked my cpu to 4.3ghz 1.25v vcore and 1.1 other voltage

and im getting 60c temps average at 100% is it good?

[xg32]

1 hour ago, Krakendakon said:

could i ask you a question i just overclocked my cpu to 4.3ghz 1.25v vcore and 1.1 other voltage

and im getting 60c temps average at 100% is it good?

thats actually very good