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With 1.3v I can get my CPU to about 4.5-4.6Ghz with a varying amount of stability and at 4.7Ghz it posts but won't boot into Windows. i tried upping CPU PLL my 0.10v but that didn't do anything for stability and i can't push my CPU voltage any higher because i'm limited by the capabilities of my CPU heatsink.

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You could try 1.35v but there really is no need just for 100MHz..

 

4.6GHz is fine and that's all I can manage on mine :)

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You could try 1.35v but there really is no need just for 100MHz..

 

4.6GHz is fine and that's all I can manage on mine :)

yea but I think my CPU could go slightly higher if I had a better cooler.

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yea but I think my CPU could go slightly higher if I had a better cooler.

The voltage required scales so it would be best to put it under water if you wanted to go any higher. I could only hit 4.5 at 1.3v before it scales terribly. I need around 1.45v to have a 4.7 relatively stable.

Desktop: The Bluez | CPU: i5-3570k @ 4.5 ghz 1.296V | CPU Cooler: Hyper 212 Evo | Motherboard: P8Z77 M-Pro | Memory: 16 GB 1600Mhz Kingston HyperX  


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