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G3258

 

8 hours stable

 

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My computer went into sleep mode when I went to the gym after 4 hours of a stable 5GHz ooverclock and now won't turn on... Fuck me

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My computer went into sleep mode when I went to the gym after 4 hours of a stable 5GHz ooverclock and now won't turn on... Fuck me

Did you disable the vrm overheating protection?

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CPU AMD FX 8350 @5GHz. Motherboard Asus Crosshair V Formula Z. RAM 8GB G.Skill Sniper. GPU Reference Sapphire Radeon R9 290X. Case Fractal Design Define XL R2. Storage Seagate Barracuda 1TB HDD and 120GB Kingston HyperX 3K. PSU XFX 850BEFX Pro 850W 80+ Gold. Cooler XSPC RayStorm

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Did you disable the vrm overheating protection?

Turns out it was my brother, he just HAD to play Minecraft. He even tried deleting everything.

CPU AMD FX 8350 @5GHz. Motherboard Asus Crosshair V Formula Z. RAM 8GB G.Skill Sniper. GPU Reference Sapphire Radeon R9 290X. Case Fractal Design Define XL R2. Storage Seagate Barracuda 1TB HDD and 120GB Kingston HyperX 3K. PSU XFX 850BEFX Pro 850W 80+ Gold. Cooler XSPC RayStorm

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Turns out it was my brother, he just HAD to play Minecraft. He even tried deleting everything.

How did he manage causing your pc to not turn on? :P

 

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How did he manage causing your pc to not turn on? :P

It posted according to asus's q codes and everything there just wasn't any picture displaying. He switched the HDMI cable from port 1 to port 2. Thought my 290x broke

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I have a question I hope someone can answer. I used to run an i5 3570k at 4.2/4.4ghz @ 1.2-1.3v. I didn't like the heat it put out, so I dropped it to 4.0 1.18v. I'm getting an i7 2700k and I am curious if I can reach similar clocks, or higher, at similar or better stable temperatures. The i5 would hit 85c, and I was not comfortable with that temperature and voltage. Also, I'm using a Thermaltake Water 2.0 Pro, thick 120mm.

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I have a question I hope someone can answer. I used to run an i5 3570k at 4.2/4.4ghz @ 1.2-1.3v. I didn't like the heat it put out, so I dropped it to 4.0 1.18v. I'm getting an i7 2700k and I am curious if I can reach similar clocks, or higher, at similar or better stable temperatures. The i5 would hit 85c, and I was not comfortable with that temperature and voltage. Also, I'm using a Thermaltake Water 2.0 Pro, thick 120mm.

Sandy bridge was usually better at reaching higher clock speeds. I would almost guarantee you'd be getting higher clocks with lower heat output. Given if the Silicon gods allow it.  

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Sandy bridge was usually better at reaching higher clock speeds. I would almost guarantee you'd be getting higher clocks with lower heat output. Given if the Silicon gods allow it.  

That was my thinking .I could hit 4.4 "psudo stable" but with too high of volts. And insane heat. I was hoping I could get 4.2 at lower volts or 4.4 with lower temps.

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All three of my latest entries (E8600,E7600,E6300) were tested and verified to be stable for ONE hour with prime95. Please review the links to verification and the color coding. Thank You!

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Added my latest PC's quick overclock.

Still need tweak it bit, 5Ghz 1.45v is going down in Cinebench, SoonTM.

4.9Ghz is allready done but its so pointless mid-way overclock betwean 4.8Ghz and 5Ghz so im not going to even try Cinebench.

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thiss should be pined in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory

it will be a usfull resource for first time overclockers

 

Oh yeah, I'm already looking for settings like mine or close to mine and start testing ;)

 

 

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Here a screendump of my current oc, I'll have to tweak it a bit (I think voltage can go down a bit). And see if I can do something with the BCLK. I can't get my oc to 4,9Ghz sadly, it bsods 5min after starting the stresstest. Even with 1,310V vcore. What is the max acceptable vcore for a 4790k according to you guys? There is a h100i on it btw.

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note: a better screenpic, with a better tweaked oc will come later.

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Here a screendump of my current oc, I'll have to tweak it a bit (I think voltage can go down a bit). And see if I can do something with the BCLK. I can't get my oc to 4,9Ghz sadly, it bsods 5min after starting the stresstest. Even with 1,310V vcore. What is the max acceptable vcore for a 4790k according to you guys? There is a h100i on it btw.

 

 

note: a better screenpic, with a better tweaked oc will come later.

1.3v for 24/7 use. i wouldn't bother going past 1.5v on ambient cooling, even for benching.

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Harrynowl's 775/771 OC and mod guide: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/232325-lga775-core2duo-core2quad-overclocking-guide/ http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/365998-mod-lga771-to-lga775-cpu-modification-tutorial/

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I just added my OC 4 hours stable in prime95.

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http://i.imgur.com/NG2yzjA.jpg

 

VID is ofc the FIVR preset of 1.376V, not 1.350V (silly cpu-z).

 

An older screenshot, and from another forumentry, but it's mine. Temps were still fine, but the motherboard only has 4 phases. Any higher than 4.6 caused the board VRM's to start throttling the CPU. Even 4.6 required a SP120 blowing on the tiny motherboard heatsink to get it to finish the 8hour torture test.

Pascal Undervolting topic, get more out of your card with less power!

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I'd like to add my new build's overclock.

 

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I'm using ROG's RealBench to do my stability testing, due to Prime95 for some reason not working well with my particular Haswell CPU (even with failsafe settings, Prime95 hard-locks the system). i'd like to do longer-term testing (the RealBench stress test gets through one loop in about 5-6 minutes), but for now everything seems stable.

 

 

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also throwing in a Cinebench R15 score, because why not?

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Do you think the ASRock Z97 Fatal1ty Killer board will be good enough to overclock the G3258 but also a good mobo for a future upgrade to Broadwell ? I would like to hit 4.4 - 4.5 with G3258, do you think I'll be able with this mobo ? 

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This is a kinda dumb question, what is the best budget overclocking motherboard?

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This is a kinda dumb question, what is the best budget overclocking motherboard?

For what socket? For what budget? I know some Socket 775 motherboards that overclock to the heavens while a 1150 / AM3+ boards that cough and fall over at the thought of overclocking. Need_Moar_Input

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For what socket? For what budget? I know some Socket 775 motherboards that overclock to the heavens while a 1150 / AM3+ boards that cough and fall over at the thought of overclock

The am3+socket, about $100-$120

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I love this thread. It shows the progression of CPU's and what we're going to see in the next 12/24 months. Pretty cool how we're averaging 4.6GHz across the board. 

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That is one hell of a form. Not sure if this has been ask before, but is OCCT an approved tool? Also, how come there is no 5GHz Haswell yet O.o I can't seriously be the only one ^^

5.1GHz 4770k

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I entered the overclock on my laptop's Core 2 Extreme

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