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that's b85, not overclockable IIRC

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that's b85, not overclockable IIRC

You can even click my slig http://valid.x86.fr/gyj9tc IT IS OVERCLOCKABLE.

 

That is the motherboard i am using right now and i've hit 4.4 not trying on it.

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that's b85, not overclockable IIRC

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Double post lol

Edited by Katsu-K1L

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that's b85, not overclockable IIRC

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/Non-Z-OC-BIOS-Microcode-overclocking,23682.html

 

Lol, and where did Intel end up with this? Here.

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the fact he's too lazy to even click my slig to check if i was lying about my motherboard, yeah....

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You can even click my slig http://valid.x86.fr/gyj9tc IT IS OVERCLOCKABLE.

 

That is the motherboard i am using right now and i've hit 4.4 not trying on it.

oh shit, that's awesome

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the fact he's too lazy to even click my slig to check if i was lying about my motherboard, yeah....

IKR, people are too quick to make assumptions.

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This is amazing for a mid range build.

you can easily put together this, a r9 280x, a seagate SSHD, 8gb of memory and still keep it under $700

 

this is awesome

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that's from a year ago. everyone that says you cant overclock the pentium on h series boards are reading posts from a year ago.

I know.

 

I know the other chipsets can overclock. I feel as if you are possibly getting too defensive. The post says Intel was patching the microcode. Clearly, they ended up nowhere based upon the new BIOSes and motherboards out now.

 

To put it basically, I am on your side, and I know about all of this...

 

Go look at my post here. I already know.

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I know.

 

I know the other chipsets can overclock. I feel as if you are possibly getting too defensive. The post says Intel was patching the microcode. Clearly, they ended up nowhere based upon the new BIOSes and motherboards out now.

 

To put it basically, I am on your side, and I know about all of this...

 

Go look at my post here. I already know.

oh i know, it's just silly everytime i say "pentium + non z series board" everyone jumps on my shit saying it's not possible to overclock. it's starting to make me mad, lol

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oh i know, it's just silly everytime i say "pentium + non z series board" everyone jumps on my shit saying it's not possible to overclock. it's starting to make me mad, lol

Yeah.

 

Just because it isn't the expected chipset doesn't mean it won't work :P

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oh i know, it's just silly everytime i say "pentium + non z series board" everyone jumps on my shit saying it's not possible to overclock. it's starting to make me mad, lol

i'm sorry. I was lazy and overlooked part of your post.

I thought Intel had stopped companies from making non-z OC boards, but I was wrong.

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When does this end?

Its all looks these days

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When does this end?

whenever it sells out? i have no idea

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whenever it sells out? i have no idea

NO ONE BUY THIS ITS AM AWEFUL DEAL!!! (then they wont sell out and i buy tomorrow lolz) #Tactics

Its all looks these days

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l have this deal. I bought it during July 4th sale for $71. I had it oc to 3.8Ghz on stock cooler but changed to the Cooler master N520 for better temps. Its not stable at 4.0 but i think thats cus the motherboard is not meant to oc. 

 

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l have this deal. I bought it during July 4th sale for $71. I had it oc to 3.8Ghz on stock cooler but changed to the Cooler master N520 for better temps. Its not stable at 4.0 but i think thats cus the motherboard is not meant to oc. 

 

i bought it at the same time and it's stable for me at 4.0 and stays under 50c with a somewhat not to good aftermarket cooler.

 

 

edit. looked at the img. not the same motherboard as this deal.

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Motherboard matters if you want to overclock. I think one main reason my motherboard cannot get higher clocks stable is the lack of VRM heatsink and the locked core voltage. Spread spectrum is also locked so I get 99.76 bus speed thus making my oc actually 3.790Ghz instead of 3.8Ghz

 

 

 

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Motherboard matters if you want to overclock. I think one main reason my motherboard cannot get higher clocks stable is the lack of VRM heatsink and the locked core voltage. Spread spectrum is also locked so I get 99.76 bus speed thus making my oc actually 3.790Ghz instead of 3.8Ghz

 

 

 

 

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yeah.... but your motherboard isn't the same one as the deal.

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Do you need to use another chip to update the bios before you can use the pentium in it?

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Do you need to use another chip to update the bios before you can use the pentium in it?

depents on the motherboard, this one no.

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