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Bequiet pure rock with a 8350 OC

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Hey, I currently have a Be quiet pure rock and was wonder what kind of overclock i would be able to get with my 8350. I have two case fans, 1 exhaust and 1 intake which is pointed straight at the GPU and HDD cover.

I have ran AIDA 64 stress test with it testing everything. 

CPU voltage was at 4.1 and 4.5ghz

Package temp was 63 degrees

Core temp was 70 degrees

This was after 13 minutes.

 

 

Anyways, with more fans and better placement would i be able to keep a stable clock at 4.4Ghz?

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Hey, I currently have a bequiet pure rock and was wonder what kind of overclock i would be able to get with my 8350. I have two case fans, 1 exhaust and 1 intake which is point straight at the gpu and hdd cover.

I have ran AIDA 64 stress test with it testing everything. 

cpu voltage was at 4.1 and 4.5ghz

Package temp was 63 degrees

Core temp was 70 degrees

This was after 13 minuites.

 

 

Anyways, with more fans and better placement would i be able to keep a stable clock at 4.4Ghz?

CPU voltage was NOT 4.1. CPU Clockspeed maybe, but voltage? No.

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Possibly, performance benefit would be minimal though.

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CPU voltage was at 4.1 and 4.5ghz

 

 

That would mean your CPU is now also a pure rock.

 

Those temperatures are fine and you should be able to get the 8350 to 4.4GHz no problem as is. 

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