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tips for 4ghz stable

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woppy1

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well after 3 weeks i bit the bullet and went back to water dont let anyone tell you air is close to a good water setup because it aint good job i have a very understanding wife anyhow
for the life of me i cant get 4ghz stable does anyone have any tips, i can boot into windows from 1.48v upwards but no matter how much juice i give it if bsod after about a min of any stress testing this is all the way up to 1.58v aswell temps have never been above 52c i just dont understand lol

many thanks for any replys

nick
 
What os are you running? 64-bit os it's a lot harder to get stable at higher speeds. Have you tried raising the voltage to the imc to compensate for the added stress?
 
Punctuation would make your post almost readable.

Some chips just clock better than others. It's all about finding the proper combination of cpu, board, ram, voltage... etc. Some cpu's won't have a stable overclock no matter how much voltage you put through them. It's just like some Tri-cores can have the 4th core activated and others can't.

Right now, I have 9850BE that clocks to an OCCT stable 3.375Ghz ( 225 x 15 ) at 1.36v on AIR. Supposedly, few people have gotten this clock at this low a voltage.
 
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