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I'm curious how much you can really push ab 5800x to lol, because I got mine easily to 5.05ghz

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that will depend on the benchmark used and score you get

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Let see how stable it is with a AVX load. Do the Prime95 heaviest(it's called something else) test. I don't consider non avx loads stable. In theory as long as you can feed it power and cool it, there is no limit. But in reality it depends on how good of s chip you got.

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21 minutes ago, Levent said:

In theory as long as you can feed it power and cool it, there is no limit.

Well, I would imagine that in theory, the speed of light/electrons in a wire would be the limit, so therefore not exactly limitless (to be pedantic about it) 😁😉

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54 minutes ago, AxS said:

I'm curious how much you can really push ab 5800x to lol, because I got mine easily to 5.05ghz

 

36 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

that will depend on the benchmark used and score you get

 

35 minutes ago, tkitch said:

That'll all be up to silicon lottery and how good your temps and such are.  

Also, what you consider "Stable" 😉

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