how should i oc

[Prokart2000]

Set CPU voltage to 1.375 and LLC to very high. The load voltage should be very close to what you set in the bios.

 

Set ram timings and voltage manually.

but i want to oc not just lower the voltage

[Priller]

but i want to oc not just lower the voltage

 

I know but you start from the bottom and work your way up. 

[Prokart2000]

I know but you start from the bottom and work your way up. 

i get some money soon what will bw the most worthwhile investment to help ocing

[Prokart2000]

i ws thinking of getting one fan to blow air on the back of the cpu socket and one on the vrms?

[Priller]

i ws thinking of getting one fan to blow air on the back of the cpu socket and one on the vrms?

 

That works very well. You need a 50mm chipset fan or something of the like that is slim enough to fit behind back panel.

[Prokart2000]

@Priller here are my bios settings 

[Prokart2000]

and i have no idea why its upside down

[Priller]

Delete the attachments in that post. Flip them with the photo viewer in windows then repost the attachments.

 

I could also spin my monitor upside down but I dont think everyone else can. lol

[Prokart2000]

Delete the attachments in that post. Flip them with the photo viewer in windows then repost the attachments.

 

I could also spin my monitor upside down but I dont think everyone else can. lol

they auto flip

[Prokart2000]

anyway can i oc or not?

[Prokart2000]

@Priller theres the settings what do you make of them??

[Prokart2000]

I would have everything at stock. Set Ram timings and voltage manually. 

 

Set LLC to High or very high.

 

Run Prime95 blend and see what type of voltage drop and temps you get.

i dont have llc though (where is it?)

[Priller]

i dont have llc though (where is it?)

 

*Turns head upside down*

 

Second photo down. 

 

CPU Load Line Calibration. 

 

Start taking the settings off of auto. Set LLC to High or very high.

 

Take CPU ratio and FSB off of auto as well. Set the CPU ratio to give you 3.6Ghz and the FSB to 200.

[Prokart2000]

*Turns head upside down*

 

Second photo down. 

 

CPU Load Line Calibration. 

 

Start taking the settings off of auto. Set LLC to High or very high.

 

Take CPU ratio and FSB off of auto as well. Set the CPU ratio to give you 3.6Ghz and the FSB to 200.

ive heard fsb ocing is better

[Priller]

ive heard fsb ocing is better

 

I tested it and there is no difference in a multithreaded application. 

 

Any difference seen is well within margin of error

[Prokart2000]

I tested it and their is no difference in a multithreaded application.

its for single threaded it perfoms better

[Priller]

its for single threaded it perfoms better

 

Not according to the tests I did.

 

Multi 24 FSB 200 for 4.8GHz saw 115 Single core score Ram speed at 1866

Multi 20 FSB 240 for 4.8Ghz saw 116 Single core score Ram speed at 1920 (HT Link & NB Freq was also higher)

 

The single point in score(less then 1% was probably caused by the higher ram speed.

[Prokart2000]

Not according to the tests I did.

 

Multi 24 FSB 200 for 4.8GHz saw 115 Single core score Ram speed at 1866

Multi 20 FSB 240 for 4.8Ghz saw 116 Single core score Ram speed at 1920 (HT Link & NB Freq was also higher)

 

The single point in score(less then 1% was probably caused by the higher ram speed.

ok what did the guy with the 6300 put as his max voltage as i dont want to go over that i have 4+2

[Priller]

ok what did the guy with the 6300 put as his max voltage as i dont want to go over that i have 4+2

 

1.454 volts but your board may respond differently.

[Priller]

You want to change your AI overclock tuner to manual.

 

 

*Second Picture*

CPU & NB Voltage Change it from offset to manual mode

 

So whenever you type in a voltage that is what you get instead of using offset mode.