oh yea that's easily reached... My favourite gaming stance for now seems to be bclk at 200 and ratio x16 ... then i create an operating range between 2,4 and 3,6 ghz ... i think it would be just as expensive as x90.... I'm ordering one tomorrow.. found a dealer from china on alie express who...
for the question regarding safety limits and cpu's i decided to resort to intel's own forum.. the answer will be relayed back to this post...
concerning the 4 ghz .. i can't even imagine a program that needs me to go up that high... i have found it multiple times confirmed that your operating...
To be clear : the game requirements are a cpu that runs on 2,4 ghz, i can run that game if i use a BCLK of 200 which gives me an idle load of 2,4 ghz and a max load of 4,3 ghz when i enable ratio x22
Thank you for telling me that an x5650 at 800 mhz is prob faster then a P4 ... from that...
no no i never said it was running on 2,1 ghz .. i was working with different information but yea exaclty.... to be more precise x20 would be 2,8 ghz anyway .. that wasn't my concern here... i asked a question about stressing cpu's and not about running values... You guy(s) are right with your...
Ah yea with that i mean the base frequency as is stated by intel... The base frequency for a i9 9900k for example is 3,5 ghz ... running values are different because then you work from the multiplier... I believe that wicked i9 9900k has a operating range from 3 to 5 ghz
Hello Matt... thats right about how i felt too. Yes the xeon runs between 2,66 ghz and 3,1 ghz and yes the stock core is actually 2,1 ghz and no, the buggy zooming and shocking play has nothing to do with a video card since i used both a 1050Ti and a 1060 3gb to try and run the game which...
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This is a question that popped into my mind when i was exploring other bios options. I got there because of the game spellforce 2 anniversary edition. This game asks of your cpu that it atleast runs on 2,4 ghz. I could confirm this with increasing the base clock of 2,1 ghz on the xeon...