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Why am I only seeing a .02 increase on my processor?
Why am I only seeing a .02 increase on my processor?
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Overclocking Question.
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Have you disabled things like Speedstep, C1E, and c-state? Also, I don't have a 920, but I do have a 860, and so it seems like your voltages are crazy high. I have mine overclocked to 4.0GHz and it is stable with a vcore of 1.3. Also, most ram generally has a voltage requirement of 1.65. Additionally, what RAM are you using? It seems like your timings should be set lower than that. What did you set your bclock at? If you set it higher than what cpuz is reporting, and you have the settings that I mentioned previously enabled, your system might be clocking itself down to save on energy. If you did set your Bclock at 132, you will need to increase that if you want higher speeds.
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ben chi(f4)
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Yes, I've disabled these settings.
Did you set your Bclock (aka cpu frequency) to 132? because that is only going to give you stock speeds. Bump it up to raise the CPU GHz.
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Thanks. I got everything straight out now. I lowered my voltages and increased my bclock. Up to 3.175 on a stock cooler. Don't want to push it.
Thanks. I got everything straight out now. I lowered my voltages and increased my bclock. Up to 3.175 on a stock cooler. Don't want to push it.
That's a very decent overclock on the stock fan. Just make sure your load temperatures stay under 85C.