Upgrading in a few days, Thoughts?!

[Syribo]

I just upgraded a machine to a Q6600.

Hey you wanted to buy mine! That's right, haha. Now I'm keeping that system as is, my backup system so I shall never be computer-less

Or in case I mess up something with this one haha. I just put in the PSU, routed the power cables.. About to start getting the motherboard ready. It looks like the cases standoffs are all already installed, and in the right spots, so I don't have to put them in myself! I am loving this case already... it's got really awesome wire management spots!

 

[Syribo]

Okay so, installing the Seidon... I'm assuming it has to go on the back of the case, meaning I have to remove the fan that the case came with, that's currently in the back? And put it in its place?

And this is weird. In videos of the Seidon being installed, I see them putting the fan on the back of the case, then the radiator inside of it. In the little guide that comes with the Seidon, it has it the opposite. Radiator against the back, and fan in front of it. I'm not sure which one to do!

 

[jolli]

Okay so, installing the Seidon... I'm assuming it has to go on the back of the case, meaning I have to remove the fan that the case came with, that's currently in the back? And put it in its place?

And this is weird. In videos of the Seidon being installed, I see them putting the fan on the back of the case, then the radiator inside of it. In the little guide that comes with the Seidon, it has it the opposite. Radiator against the back, and fan in front of it. I'm not sure which one to do!

I've seen the fan placed in front of the radiator and behind the radiator. Or, some people use two fans (one on the front, one on the back... you might even have screws for that).

Personally, I'd probably put it blowing air through the radiator if I only had one fan.

As to the location, I don't think there is a "right" spot. It would probably look best on the back; the two AIO's I use/used were installed in that orientation.

The top of the 760T can fit 140mm fans, so just move the stock rear exhaust up there.

 

[Syribo]

I've seen the fan placed in front of the radiator and behind the radiator. Or, some people use two fans (one on the front, one on the back... you might even have screws for that).

Personally, I'd probably put it blowing air through the radiator if I only had one fan.

As to the location, I don't think there is a "right" spot. It would probably look best on the back; the two AIO's I use/used were installed in that orientation.

The top of the 760T can fit 140mm fans, so just move the stock rear exhaust up there.

Ohh, okay! That's right, I'll try to just put it on the top . So wait, the top fans... do they usually let airflow in or out? I would guess out, since heat rises?

And so you're saying that... if I have the fan on the back bringing cool air in for the Seidon, that the radiator would be INSIDE of that? Fan against the back, bringing in cool air, radiator against it? This is the most confusing part so far for me haha

Edit: Er, actually.. ,looking at the fan that came with the case.. I can't figure out which direction would be exhaust and which would be intake LOL

 

[jolli]

Ohh, okay! That's right, I'll try to just put it on the top . So wait, the top fans... do they usually let airflow in or out? I would guess out, since heat rises?

And so you're saying that... if I have the fan on the back bringing cool air in for the Seidon, that the radiator would be INSIDE of that? Fan against the back, bringing in cool air, radiator against it? This is the most confusing part so far for me haha

Edit: Er, actually.. ,looking at the fan that came with the case.. I can't figure out which direction would be exhaust and which would be intake LOL

Do you see the support bars for the motor hub, where the wiring runs? Air blows past (against) those. For a quick reference, look at the fans that come stock on the front. Those are intaking air. If you face the one on the back the same way, it will exhaust. Alternatively, there should be directional arrows on the side.

I know they say to have fresh air blow through the radiator, but I would rather maintain proper case airflow and exhaust through the radiator (to maintain air flowing in the front and out the back). If you get enough air flowing through the case, there's not much of a difference anyways.

Top is your choice. I'd probably make it exhaust, and then try to add a 120mm on the bottom later.

I bet you wish you had got a proper tower heatsink now, eh?

 

[Syribo]

I bet you wish you had got a proper tower heatsink now, eh?

.....Hahahaha..... maybe! Lol. Well I just got the other fan on the top, yay. So now to just decide on the Seidon's fan and radiator... I think everything else is pretty much done! I didn't realize until I already put the SSD in the HDD tray, that it has nice little spots in the back to hide SSD's lol. I don't feel like unscrewing it now and putting it back there!

 

[jolli]

Ha yeah you can change that easily though.

I'd worry more about getting it running to check for faulty parts (since you have Sunday to exchange them that way) than making it perfect.

Once everything is up and running I usually go back and tidy it up.

 

[Syribo]

Ah another question. Does it matter which PCI-e slot my GPU goes in? Or which one my sound card goes in? I wasn't sure if there's a difference between them.

 

[Syribo]

Okay I officially hate this cooler lol.. I don't know what I'm doing wrong but.. I just can't get it to go on. I put the bracket through it, and it doesn't feel secure. And when I try to put the actual cooler part on the processor, the screws from the back of it feel completely uneven and the bracket on the back starts to fall out. I don't know how to explain it. And every single video I can find of someone installing this, are installing it as an AMD.. and the screw holes are totally different, so I can't tell what I'm doing wrong.

 

[jolli]

Ah another question. Does it matter which PCI-e slot my GPU goes in? Or which one my sound card goes in? I wasn't sure if there's a difference between them.

Sound card... does not matter. (by does not matter I mean it does not matter as long as you put it in a PCIE x1 slot, if you put it in a full length slot it will impact the bandwidth of other slots)

Graphics card... put it in the top one to get the full x16 speed. Otherwise you will only get x8 in the second slot.

http://www.coolermaster-usa.com/upload/download/473/files/Seidon 120V Manual.pdf

Ugh... makes me love my Noctua coolers. So easy to install.

http://www.pcper.com/reviews/Cases-...uid-CPU-Cooler-Review/Closer-Look-and-Install

EDIT: You are using the little plastic tabs, right?

 

[Dangman]

Okay I officially hate this cooler lol.. I don't know what I'm doing wrong but.. I just can't get it to go on. I put the bracket through it, and it doesn't feel secure. And when I try to put the actual cooler part on the processor, the screws from the back of it feel completely uneven and the bracket on the back starts to fall out. I don't know how to explain it. And every single video I can find of someone installing this, are installing it as an AMD.. and the screw holes are totally different, so I can't tell what I'm doing wrong.

Look up instructions on how to install the Hyper 212: They share similar mounting bracket as the Seidon 120V.

 

[Syribo]

I.. I think I got it. It was really freaking difficult. I just couldn't hold it in place without it starting to fall out the back, while also trying to hold the cooler against the CPU and then put in the screws. I hope it's okay, it's tightened on there, no movement.

So now I'm up to plugging in the power connectors and fans and such. I don't remember this either.. There looks like there's CPU FAN and CPU FAN 2. Then three SYS FANs. There's two connectors with the Seidon, a 3 pin and 4 pin. The fan input things on the motherboard are all 4 pins. Do those two from the cooler go in CPU FAN 1 and 2?? Then SYS FAN I can plug in the three case fans?

 

[Syribo]

http://www.pcper.com/reviews/Cases-...uid-CPU-Cooler-Review/Closer-Look-and-Install

EDIT: You are using the little plastic tabs, right?

Oh my God I got scared I forgot something. In this image http://cdn.pcper.com/files/imagecache/article_max_width/review/2014-04-12/DSC_0002.jpg I was like, what the hell is under the screws I screwed in on top?? But looking at the manual it came with, those other things I got (That are in that picture) are for LGA 2011... my socket board doesn't use anything else between the two.

And yup, I used the plastic tabs but.. I don't know how to explain it, it didn't feel right. It's tight on there now.. so.. I'm praying it works and I didn't screw up something lol

 

[jolli]

So now I'm up to plugging in the power connectors and fans and such. I don't remember this either.. There looks like there's CPU FAN and CPU FAN 2. Then three SYS FANs. There's two connectors with the Seidon, a 3 pin and 4 pin. The fan input things on the motherboard are all 4 pins. Do those two from the cooler go in CPU FAN 1 and 2?? Then SYS FAN I can plug in the three case fans?

Plug the 4 pin from the fan into CPU 1. This will give you PWM fan speed control.

The pump (3 pin) can go in any header... I'd just stick it in CPU 2. Now, if it's the same as my Z87 MSI, the 4 pin CPU 2 will provide 100% power to a 3 pin connector. To be on the safe side, when you boot, go into the bios and set CPU 2 (the pump) to always run at 100%.

SYS FAN will work great for case fans, though you may have to setup manual fan curves. Again, if it's like my Z87 MSI, the SYS headers can control 3 pin fans just fine (unlike the CPU headers, which only will do 100% to 3 pin fans).

EDIT: I see that the 760T has a fan controller. You may want to use that for the case fans.

 

[Syribo]

Oh my god... It works lol. I can't believe it. It's installing Windows now! I just have to put the side panels back on. I did not expect it to work right away, I am seriously blown away. Had so many problems the first time. So these LEDs on the motherboard, that keep switching around 25, it says... Is that the temp or something? It's going between 24 to 27.

Actually, is it showing the CPU usage? I think that's what it is?

 

[jolli]

Oh my god... It works lol. I can't believe it. It's installing Windows now! I just have to put the side panels back on. I did not expect it to work right away, I am seriously blown away. Had so many problems the first time. So these LEDs on the motherboard, that keep switching around 25, it says... Is that the temp or something? It's going between 24 to 27.

Actually, is it showing the CPU usage? I think that's what it is?

Grats!

No idea what the readout is. EDIT: Ok obviously it is a boot debug indicator, but once fully booted the manual says it displays CPU temperature. If you're seeing it go between 24 and 27, it sounds like you aced you CPU cooler install.

Also, pics!

 

[Syribo]

Grats!

No idea what the readout is. EDIT: Ok obviously it is a boot debug indicator, but once fully booted the manual says it displays CPU temperature. If you're seeing it go between 24 and 27, it sounds like you aced you CPU cooler install.

Also, pics!

I installed Coretemp, which I used on my old PC but... yeah... Every time I open it, it locks up the system. I Googled Windows 8 and Coretemp and see it's a common problem. What else can I use? But before it locked up, it was reading the cores at around 25-28C Aw yeah!!

Trying to finish installing drivers and such and wow... SSD's really ARE instantaneous, wow! I will take more pictures tomorrow! I'm still trying to nurse my poor messed up ankle, but ended up not resting it while putting this together. I guess it took around five hours.. WAY better than my first build haha. I hope my wires are neat enough. But man, putting that cooler on was awful. Then thermal paste got stuck to it and when I pulled it off, it almost went everywhere. Can't believe it worked out!

And ohhh, I forgot all about overclocking! Omg I can't wait to do that too

 

[Syribo]

Opened up FFXIV:ARR and set it to max settings.. it's beautiful!! No more lag!! I can't believe it! Though wow, going to max settings makes my GPU go up to 60C. Never got it that high before lol. Still a huge difference from my old GTS's that would sometimes get in the 80s!

 

[jolli]

I installed Coretemp, which I used on my old PC but... yeah... Every time I open it, it locks up the system. I Googled Windows 8 and Coretemp and see it's a common problem. What else can I use? But before it locked up, it was reading the cores at around 25-28C Aw yeah!!

Trying to finish installing drivers and such and wow... SSD's really ARE instantaneous, wow! I will take more pictures tomorrow! I'm still trying to nurse my poor messed up ankle, but ended up not resting it while putting this together. I guess it took around five hours.. WAY better than my first build haha. I hope my wires are neat enough. But man, putting that cooler on was awful. Then thermal paste got stuck to it and when I pulled it off, it almost went everywhere. Can't believe it worked out!

And ohhh, I forgot all about overclocking! Omg I can't wait to do that too

Download AIDA64 and the Intel extreme tuning utility. Just use the trial version of AIDA. Both include stress tests and monitoring.

 

[Syribo]

Download AIDA64 and the Intel extreme tuning utility. Just use the trial version of AIDA. Both include stress tests and monitoring.

Installed AIDA64 and wow, the temps are a bit different than CoreTemp was. Cores are at 37, 42, 35, 36. Must be correct, because the mobo LED is reading 36.

Those are still way lower than my other PC was lol. My temps were usually in the 50s. My GPU is running at around 56C in game in this case, at 74% fan speed.

Man, there is so much I want to do but now I'm exhausted, I didn't eat anything today, and I wanna go to sleep. But.. new toys.. so much more fun

Okay, the ambient temperature in here is making all the difference lol. I turned my AC temp higher because its freezing in here, and just opening the door to the room made the temp go up to 44C Hope these are still okay temperatures for it. Like I said, it's still quite a bit lower than my old PC was. I just want to be able to OC and not worry about temps!

Ohh another edit. Seriously, I can't believe I can max this game now lol. I'm glad I didn't end up getting a GPU. I had to put this stuff on the credit card as it was. I'm going to try to upgrade the GPU eventually anyway, maybe by Christmas time. Seriously though, the 650 ti Boost 2GB model I have, is not bad at all. It definitely was worth it for only $175. I'm glad it's the 2GB one and not the 1GB one. I am loving this

 

[jolli]

Are those load or idle temps? They are both related to ambient, but I would expect idle to be in the 30's.

And expect high temps if you over clock a Haswell processor haha

 

[Syribo]

Are those load or idle temps? They are both related to ambient, but I would expect idle to be in the 30's.

And expect high temps if you over clock a Haswell processor haha

Well right now I've got a bunch of things running, I have FFXIV running at max, which raises the temperature quite a bit, I noticed lol. I also don't like using the AC too high, usually keep my room pretty comfortable but not cool. And living on Long Island, it's almost always humid.. making it feel even hotter.

Game is running the processor at about 65-70% in a crowded area in-game. I hate how MMO's always kill the CPU.

I'm going to try a stress-test to see what that gets the processor up to.

I was wondering if this could be a problem, though. So I wrote about how that cooler gave me the HARDEST time. Well, it was quite a bit after I put the drop of thermal paste on the processor before I got the cooler actually on top of it. There was a lot of moving the case around, trying to get the screws to stop moving, etc. Does thermal compound kinda get messed up if it's left just out in the open for too long on the processor? I want to say it was at least a half hour.

 

[jolli]

I was wondering if this could be a problem, though. So I wrote about how that cooler gave me the HARDEST time. Well, it was quite a bit after I put the drop of thermal paste on the processor before I got the cooler actually on top of it. There was a lot of moving the case around, trying to get the screws to stop moving, etc. Does thermal compound kinda get messed up if it's left just out in the open for too long on the processor? I want to say it was at least a half hour.

I don't think that will really make much of a difference, if any.

Run the AIDA64 and Intel Tuning Utility stress tests and see what you get.

 

[Syribo]

I only ran the AIDA stress test for about an hour last night, but temps didn't get above 60C. Stayed around 55-58. That seems pretty good! I am loving this system one of my favorite things is that I can finally have my speakers and my headset plugged in at the same time, and switch back and forth without having to switch all the wires like I used to! I had bought this Logitech headset adapter USB thing, but it wouldn't work in vista.

Skype really is bugging me in 8.1 though. It's weird how it lists a whole ton of random people I don't know. And I had some kind of shady thing installed, somehow,not sure where it came from. Came when I installed chrome. Some jolly wallet hung and cinema app was installed.

What do you guys use as an antivirus in 8? I always used NOD32 so I put that and superantispyware back on.

Oh BTW, am I just not seeing this option or something.. Is there a way to have AIDA64 put the CPU temp in the notification area, or no? I have the sensor window, at least. But I'm so used to having the temps down there.

 

[Syribo]

Oh and now I really want to begin overclocking the CPU. Trying to look for some numbers to follow, as that's what I did with my Q6600. I was completely clueless on how to overclock, so seeing other peoples numbers gave me something to work with I'm still pretty clueless with it, but I can do it!

And probably a stupid question but.. I'm going to be OCing by going into the BIOS? Like I did before? Or is there ways to do it outside of the BIOS? Yeah, I'm a complete noob with OCing still I am installing the Intel Tuning Utility program right now

And I wonder what OC I should shoot for with the temps I already have, and my cooler.. I was going to just do 4.0GHz, but if I could go higher, I wouldn't mind

 

[jolli]

Oh and now I really want to begin overclocking the CPU. Trying to look for some numbers to follow, as that's what I did with my Q6600. I was completely clueless on how to overclock, so seeing other peoples numbers gave me something to work with I'm still pretty clueless with it, but I can do it!

And probably a stupid question but.. I'm going to be OCing by going into the BIOS? Like I did before? Or is there ways to do it outside of the BIOS? Yeah, I'm a complete noob with OCing still I am installing the Intel Tuning Utility program right now

You can actually overclock through the tuning utility in Windows, but I prefer to do it in BIOS.

I'd start by setting the CPU voltage to manual (or override, I forget what it's called at the moment) and limiting yourself to 1.22 to 1.23 volts on that cooler. Also, make sure you RAM is running at 1600 MHz 9-9-9-24-1T to start (with 1.35 or 1.375 volts). Some people do RAM last, but I have 32GB of that stuff and I know for a fact it sucks at overclocking, so I just leave it stock.

From there, set your CPU multiplier to 42x on all four cores and boot it up. Run some stress tests, see how the temps look, and then if you want to be depressed run Prime 95 28.5.

If it's stable at 4.2Ghz, try the 43 multiplier, and so on...

Optionally, you could also increase your cache ratio a bit (on my 4790K I just left it at 4.0GHz).

There's a million settings, but try to keep it simple at first.

 

[Syribo]

You can actually overclock through the tuning utility in Windows, but I prefer to do it in BIOS.

I'd start by setting the CPU voltage to manual (or override, I forget what it's called at the moment) and limiting yourself to 1.22 to 1.23 volts on that cooler. Also, make sure you RAM is running at 1600 MHz 9-9-9-24-1T to start (with 1.35 or 1.375 volts). Some people do RAM last, but I have 32GB of that stuff and I know for a fact it sucks at overclocking, so I just leave it stock.

From there, set your CPU multiplier to 42x on all four cores and boot it up. Run some stress tests, see how the temps look, and then if you want to be depressed run Prime 95 28.5.

If it's stable at 4.2Ghz, try the 43 multiplier, and so on...

Optionally, you could also increase your cache ratio a bit (on my 4790K I just left it at 4.0GHz).

There's a million settings, but try to keep it simple at first.

Wow thanks! I am going to try it. Is there a reason you like it better in the BIOS than the utility tool? I thought the utility tool would be easier, which for me would be better Then again, I managed it the first time. And I remember the voltages on my MSI P7N Diamond board were WEIRD. I think the vcore went by like.. .00275, .00300 etc, instead of just 1.22, 1.23, etc.

Also, so many people complain about Windows 8.1 and gave me crap for even getting it. I actually really like it so far. With some customizing to my needs, it's great so far

 

[Syribo]

I'm in the bios and don't see where to change the multiplier. I see CPU ratio, but it won't let me adjust it for some reason, just says Auto. I can change the base clock, but not that. In the intel program, it also won't let me move the multiplier slider from 35.

 

[jolli]

I'm in the bios and don't see where to change the multiplier. I see CPU ratio, but it won't let me adjust it for some reason, just says Auto. I can change the base clock, but not that. In the intel program, it also won't let me move the multiplier slider from 35.

Scroll down and click on "CPU Features" and adjust it there. They did sell you a 4690K, right? May need a bios update, too.

 

[Syribo]

Scroll down and click on "CPU Features" and adjust it there. They did sell you a 4690K, right? May need a bios update, too.

That's actually one thing I didn't check at the store. But you made me go check the box to make sure, and it's the 4690K. It lets me adjust the voltages, the RAM, etc.. but I can not adjust the speeds themselves hmm.

I'll look into the BIOS update. Will I have to do that via a flash drive? I... really don't even remember exactly how to do that, and set it up as a bootable drive lol. I remember last time I used some program to make it bootable. It's been 6 years, I don't remember.. and I have no idea if there's an easier way to do this now!

Oops I was wrong, can't adjust the voltages or anything easier. And my BIOS version is 1.0 so.. yeah.. I guess I do have to upgrade it lol I just downloaded the 1.4 one, now to figure out how to do this.. and to find a flash drive.

 

[Syribo]

Oh hey,l Ike usual, google is my friend! I have the bios updating now, so nice to have to go through that whole making the flash drive bootable or whatever I had to do with my old board. Hopefully this lets me adjust it now, because I really wanna overclock how long do you think is acceptable to stress test after? I'll probably also have ffxiv open the whole time, as other things, so definitely will be stressing it quite a bit.

 

[Dangman]

Damn, already overclocking?

I've had my 4770K for nearly 8 months now and I haven't even overclocked it yet.

 

[Syribo]

Okay, it still didn't let me adjust things myself.. I wasn't sure what to look for in CPU Features either. Here's what is listed:

And here's the voltages speeds etc untouched

But I noticed the OC Genie button in the top and turned it on to see exactly how it is/what it does.. and it did this:

Now I'm in Windows and it's showing

So did it just... overclock itself to 4.0GHz without me changing the speeds and voltages myself?? I'm so confused haha. I didn't change the RAM settings, I think it's set to what you said it should be at:

 

[Syribo]

Damn, already overclocking?

I've had my 4770K for nearly 8 months now and I haven't even overclocked it yet.

I don't know if that's a bad thing or not haha. When you guys all helped with my first build 6 years ago, you guys helped me through OCing my Q6600 right away, I think I was planning to OC it, or else I probably would have stuck with the stock cooler maybe. I don't want anything crazy, I would be happy with a stable 4.0GHz! But if I can get 4.2GHz.. that would be even more awesome

 

[Syribo]

I ran the Intel stress thing for just a few minutes, temps go up to 68C as the max, just in that short frame of time. It actually scared me for a sec, even though I think those are still pretty safe temps? Another question.. how do I know if my fans are going as fast as they can? I don't mind if they're loud, I just want them to cool my system as much as possible, both the coolers fan, and the case fans!

10 Minutes in the AIDA64 stress test, Cores running at 72-74-70-65 highest so far, jumping around a lot in the 60s, and sometimes hitting low 70s. Seems stable at least. After stopping the test, goes down to low 40s and high 30s. I should add it's not too cool in my room at the moment. Just comfortable. Hope these are good.

 

[Syribo]

I finally took a picture of the inside. This is as neat as I can get it as of now. I can re-route a few things to probably make it even neater.. but.. I think this is sufficient for the time being

 

[jolli]

Okay, it still didn't let me adjust things myself.. I wasn't sure what to look for in CPU Features either. Here's what is listed:

And here's the voltages speeds etc untouched

But I noticed the OC Genie button in the top and turned it on to see exactly how it is/what it does.. and it did this:

Now I'm in Windows and it's showing

So did it just... overclock itself to 4.0GHz without me changing the speeds and voltages myself?? I'm so confused haha. I didn't change the RAM settings, I think it's set to what you said it should be at:

Ok so there are a few differences between my Z87 and your Z97 MSI bios. I'm not 100% sure you want to use the auto overclock. You might want to reset to defaults and try things manually again. From what I can tell (and I may be wrong), it looks like it has your CPU fixed at 4.0GHz and won't let it clock down when idle.

Under "Overclocking" I see that you have "CPU Ratio" and it reads "Auto." I checked my bios, and you can't click on anything to change numbers, but you can highlight that line (by clicking it), type in the ratio you want (say 42) and then hit enter.

Then you can set your CPU ratio mode to "Dynamic" or something if it is like my Z87, which will allow it to downclock when idle.

EDIT: 68 degrees is fine. If you run a test with AVX2 like Prime 95 28.5 you will get way higher temperatures. I'd try to stay under 80 (at most) if possible in regular stress tests, perhaps less. There's no reason other than my own opinion for that, though.

 

[Syribo]

Ok so there are a few differences between my Z87 and your Z97 MSI bios. I'm not 100% sure you want to use the auto overclock. You might want to reset to defaults and try things manually again. From what I can tell (and I may be wrong), it looks like it has your CPU fixed at 4.0GHz and won't let it clock down when idle.

Under "Overclocking" I see that you have "CPU Ratio" and it reads "Auto." I checked my bios, and you can't click on anything to change numbers, but you can highlight that line (by clicking it), type in the ratio you want (say 42) and then hit enter.

Then you can set your CPU ratio mode to "Dynamic" or something if it is like my Z87, which will allow it to downclock when idle.

EDIT: 68 degrees is fine. If you run a test with AVX2 like Prime 95 28.5 you will get way higher temperatures. I'd try to stay under 80 (at most) if possible in regular stress tests, perhaps less. There's no reason other than my own opinion for that, though.

Whenever I click on CPU Ratio, it doesn't do anything at all. Doesn't highlight, nothing It all was set to 3.5GHz before I did the OC Genie thing, now it has it fixed at 4.0GHz. But no matter what I do, it won't let me manually adjust or change anything when I click on Auto... weird.. I'll go try one more time to make sure, but I really can't get it to let me edit it at all.

I can click any of the [Auto]'s but none of the just plain Auto without brackets around it.

...Oh wow, I just googled MSI Z97 Gaming 5 Overclock and found someone asking the same question as me, not being able to change where it says Auto.. and someone told them to highlight it and change it, and it worked lol. So yeah, going to try that now

 

[Syribo]

So yup it worked, boy do I feel stupid haha. Okay so I changed multiplier to 42... Then changing CPU Core Voltage to 1.22 to start. Changed to Override mode. Do I need to change the other collages though? There's so many of them.

 

[jolli]

So yup it worked, boy do I feel stupid haha. Okay so I changed multiplier to 42... Then changing CPU Core Voltage to 1.22 to start. Changed to Override mode. Do I need to change the other collages though? There's so many of them.

Probably not for that particular ratio. Just see what boots haha.