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The only sensible 8 cores from AMD are 8320 and 8350, the 9XXX series is retarded

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I am planning on building a computer pretty soon, and I was wondering what was the max/recommended overclock any of you have gotten on a AMD FX 9590? (I'm air cooling with a Cooler Master Hyper T4 heat sink)

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You need water cooling for that chip and proper board or else you got a fire

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A Hyper T4 won't cool that chip stock, let alone overclocked. And there's no point in buying an FX 9590 anyways, it's 3 year old technology (that was unremarkable to start with) with a clockspeed boost.

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I am planning on building a computer pretty soon, and I was wondering what was the max/recommended overclock any of you have gotten on a AMD FX 9590? (I'm air cooling with a Cooler Master Hyper T4 heat sink)

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pretty sure that chip is gonna set the world on fire when overclocking on air...

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The only sensible 8 cores from AMD are 8320 and 8350, the 9XXX series is retarded

Tell us your budget and what you'll be using it for, we'll help you choose a better CPU

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A hyper t4 cannot sustain that chip at stock speeds. You need a high end liquid cooler or very high end air cooler to get any sort of overclock on it.

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I am planning on building a computer pretty soon, and I was wondering what was the max/recommended overclock any of you have gotten on a AMD FX 9590? (I'm air cooling with a Cooler Master Hyper T4 heat sink)

There is truly no way in hell that CPU cooler will attempt to cool that demon.

 

Don't get the FX 9590. It's pretty garbage as well as the entire line of FX CPU's except when on a heavy budget.

 

You should just nab a Xeon if you want hella cores. Or even an i7 if you want.

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I am planning on building a computer pretty soon, and I was wondering what was the max/recommended overclock any of you have gotten on a AMD FX 9590? (I'm air cooling with a Cooler Master Hyper T4 heat sink)

 

It's already overclocked about as far as it can go from the factory. It'll be TDP/voltage-limited out of the box, and as the others said, a poor little Hyper T4 will probably just melt over a 220 Watt CPU.

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