Overclocking help, CPU

[HelloItsPersonalHD]

okay so long story short in the end when I got my pc I got a shitty CPU (well its not bad per say but in games that are CPU intensive It doesn't perform up to par)

I have a AMD A10-6800k APU alongside with my AMD R7-265 so I need help because I've looked at tons of overclocking guides and none seem to help me, I have a Hyper 212 EVO CPU cooler which should handle a small overclock, and that's what im looking for. A small stable performance increasing overclock, if anyone can help me, maybe through pm's or skype I would be very greatful. Sorry for tons of grammar errors im in a hurry thanks.

[AlwaysFSX]

Well what exactly do you need help with? How to overclock?

[HelloItsPersonalHD]

Well what exactly do you need help with? How to overclock?

yeah how to get a stable overclock.

[AlwaysFSX]

yeah how to get a stable overclock.

Well you can't really force it to be stable unless you throw in tons of voltage. Go in to your BIOS and find the multiplier setting, change it to be one higher than what it currently is. Use Prime95 for an hour or two and see if it shuts down or encounters any errors. If it's good then up the multiplier again. When it's unstable you can change your voltage to be higher but don't go over like 1.35V.

 

Whatever happens, if your cpu peaks to 85-90C when testing it then your overclock will run hot and you should turn it down a bit.

[sandals100]

Read some of these:

 

http://www.overclockers.com/amd-richland-a106800k-apu-review/

http://www.pureoverclock.com/Review-detail/amd-richland-a-series-a10-6800k/9/

[HelloItsPersonalHD]

Well you can't really force it to be stable unless you throw in tons of voltage. Go in to your BIOS and find the multiplier setting, change it to be one higher than what it currently is. Use Prime95 for an hour or two and see if it shuts down or encounters any errors. If it's good then up the multiplier again. When it's unstable you can change your voltage to be higher but don't go over like 1.35V.

 

Whatever happens, if your cpu peaks to 85-90C when testing it then your overclock will run hot and you should turn it down a bit.

alright ill try, thank you very much

[Jumper118]

Well you can't really force it to be stable unless you throw in tons of voltage. Go in to your BIOS and find the multiplier setting, change it to be one higher than what it currently is. Use Prime95 for an hour or two and see if it shuts down or encounters any errors. If it's good then up the multiplier again. When it's unstable you can change your voltage to be higher but don't go over like 1.35V.

 

Whatever happens, if your cpu peaks to 85-90C when testing it then your overclock will run hot and you should turn it down a bit.

he might have a hard time keeping it under 1.35v when stock voltage is 1.4v, he will also have a hard time getting it to 90c when amd cpu's throttle at 70c

[AlwaysFSX]

he might have a hard time keeping it under 1.35v when stock voltage is 1.4v, he will also have a hard time getting it to 90c when amd cpu's throttle at 70c

Was gonna put 1.45 but I'm not used to this keyboard so I'm too lazy to chance it

[Jumper118]

Was gonna put 1.45 but I'm not used to this keyboard so I'm too lazy to chance it

or maybe you didn;t read the op and was just saying what anyone would say for intel.............

[AlwaysFSX]

or maybe you didn;t read the op and was just saying what anyone would say for intel.............

Have you ever used a tiny keyboard after using a large one for three years..?

[Jumper118]

Have you ever used a tiny keyboard after using a large one for three years..?

yes

[AlwaysFSX]

yes

Okay, I'm weird and things don't work for me, especially changes from things I'm really really used to.

[Jumper118]

Okay, I'm weird and things don't work for me, especially changes from things I'm really really used to.

what would you have done if you had put 2.35v and he had gone and run his cpu at 2v and killed it?

[AlwaysFSX]

what would you have done if you had put 2.35v and he had gone and run his cpu at 2v and killed it?

I'd have gone back and corrected it. When it's something that won't, bah.